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But even with a modest growth plan, N.B.A. stars can find it tougher to hit the fashion big time than other sportsmen.
The combination of CE and C4D, both relying on the control of the movements of ions in an electrical field, can be realizable even with a modest financial budget and limited experimental skills and expertise.
The fact that Balls was among those shadow cabinet members advocating a different approach – matching the Tory referendum pledge – reinforces my hunch that Miliband has got it right this time, even with a modest fudge.
Even with a modest 10-hour-a-year requirement (the equivalent of two mornings a year) America would gain 60 million volunteer hours to invigorate the nation's nonprofit organizations, churches, job corps, conservation groups and college outreach programs.
Even with a modest rate of increase and a long list of improvements planned, they will reach their full capacity of 130 million annual passengers within 15 years, said William DeCota, the Port Authority's director of aviation.
Reports from the northern province of Dohuk that an Islamist office has been attacked by a mob and four campaigners killed suggest that the election there may turn nasty.Some American and western officials in Baghdad hope that Mr Allawi can stage a comeback, even with a modest share of the vote, since many Sunni politicians say that they would back him as prime minister.
Bill Lapp, president of Advanced Economic Solutions, a consulting firm that specializes in analysis of food commodity costs, said that even with only a modest gain this year, food inflation was expected to outpace the overall rise in the Consumer Price Index, which he said could be close to zero for the year.
Even households with a modest income have to pay through the nose.
It is shown that transmutation of 93Zr is effective even with a rather modest neutron loading of 1 MWtypicaltypical for ITER project.
Even with a more modest design some board members worry, citing the $41 million American Center in Paris, designed by Frank Gehry, as a cautionary tale.
Even with a relatively modest budget (there aren't any sweeping vistas with hundreds of extras) his intimate portraits have a wider scope than most blockbusters.
