Sentence examples for even more modestly from inspiring English sources

Lahmachuns were even more modestly priced and every bit as good.

Numerical increases in school enrollments, though occasionally spectacular, failed to correspond to the legitimate aspirations of the people or even, more modestly, to the initial objectives fixed by the governments themselves.

Financed to a large degree by central government, anti-Conservative local authorities –and even, more modestly, paternalist Tory ones as well – busily built up their social dikes against the Thatcherite flood.

In terms of the distribution of per capita consumption across the states, though, all three of the policy alternatives worked to improve equity (even more) modestly with the largest improvement associated with the "No Trade" option.

Recipiency rates grew more modestly and even fell in the U.S. By the 1990s, growth in the Netherlands ended and disability recipiency rates fell on balance over the decade.

And Christie's new spot — modestly appointed, brightly lighted and even more brightly painted, in a manic shade of yellow — is a fine place to do it.

A judge once even ruled her in contempt of court for not dressing more modestly.

"The economic outlook has become even more challenging but we still expect the economy to continue to grow modestly this year and next, John Cridland, the CBI's director general, said.

Hence there has been little momentum for change even though a high-volume cross approach is very difficult to employ in more modestly funded national programmes.

Radiation-induced MFs were modestly elevated (1.5 times) after depletion of tankyrase 1 (p=0.002), but were even more so (2.5 times) with PARP inhibition (p<0.001).

Moreover, ERS appears rather modestly correlated both with the attitudinal scales (both within- and between-country), but even more importantly, with the achievement variable, both within- and between- countries.