Whatever if women with TTH showed a great or a modest improvement, this is usually reported as marked as for the migraineurs [10, 16].
Without question, particularly at 1 World Trade Center, the north tower, the evacuation of thousands of people went well, with people helping each other with acts of courage great and modest.
The soloist in this number was Mr. Adlai Stevenson, who delivered quotations from various speeches of the Great Emancipator with simplicity and sincerity, never giving way to any temptation toward elocution, and comporting himself, in general, like a great and modest gentleman.
Despite his influence, according to Fine and Manning there are "remarkably few scholars who are continuing his work", nor has there been a "Goffman school"; thus, his impact on social theory has been simultaneously "great and modest".
They make a great and modest clothing option for the climate.
A systematic review of weight-loss studies by Chaston et al. (28, 29) investigating change in VAT compared with abdominal SAT found no sex differences but noted a preferential loss of VAT that was greatest with modest weight loss and was attenuated or absent when large amounts of weight were lost.
An electorate that valued greater equality with modest growth more than greater inequality with greater growth would oppose freer trade.
Even Appelbaum's great successes are modest.
Pipa, a Spanish word meaning "great time," has modest ambitions.
The Stratford Festival has become one of the great, modest Canadian institutions, by far the best place for classical theatre in North America, without ever becoming particularly fashionable or losing its small-town charm.
