Sentence examples for going to be modest from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be modest and nowhere near enough to correct the problems," Mr. Perrin said.

"If it's going to be modest, why don't you have a fleet of Land Cruisers?

"That tells me that at best the recovery is going to be modest".

In discussing his own contributions, Justice Brennan said, "I am not going to be modest" and again asked Mr. Wermiel to be tactful.

"Peter O'Neill was saying this is not going to be Apec of largesse, it's going to be a Pacific-style Apec, it's going to be modest," Pryke said.

Both proponents and detractors exaggerated the effects of the T.P.P., the impact of which was always going to be modest in measurable economic terms.

Hungary's turn, which began on January 1st, was never going to be as modest.

"The recovery in the labor market is probably going to be more modest than a lot of people are expecting".

Those who thought George Clooney's wedding to hot shot human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin was going to be a modest affair may wish to reconsider.

"There's no denying that state and local governments are going to be a modest drag on the economy this year," Mr. Ashworth said.

At key decision points, you have to guide what Alex does and says – is he going to be a modest team player or a cocky upstart?