Sentence examples for far more modestly from inspiring English sources

It's called simply — and far more modestly than its predecessors — the Foreign Policy Initiative.

A few big rich economies also returned to growth, albeit far more modestly, between April and June.

That court does not provide travel benefits, but many of the prisoners' home nations do, albeit far more modestly than the International Criminal Court.

Bristolian Eddie Hapgood, his Arsenal and England career over, came home  to manage, far more modestly, Bath City and to celebrate a libel success.

Because the cost of oil makes up a smaller portion of the price of gasoline, prices here have climbed far more modestly.

She lined up with her co-stars from the show today but Brook and the dancers remained far more modestly dressed than they will be on stage as they posed for photos.

A recent study by the International Union for Conservation of Nature indicates that giant tortoises have suffered a far higher incidence of extinction than more modestly sized tortoises and turtles.

Coal-bed methane projects are expected to proceed more modestly, while carbon sequestration so far has not proved to be successful.

President Barack Obama's new budget, to be released Monday, forecasts two consecutive years of near $160 billion in war funding, far more than he hoped when elected and only modestly less than the last years of the Bush Administration.

Mr. Carson of AllianceBernstein is far more sanguine, saying the economy appears to be growing modestly.

Citing the historic struggles of African-American leaders in the past for equal opportunity, Mr. Paterson said modestly, "I think they would have been far more qualified than me to serve in this position".