Sentence examples for it too modest from inspiring English sources

The House of Representatives has passed a bill aiming to cap carbon emissions, which includes an obligation to buy renewables, but the AWEA (unsurprisingly) thinks it too modest.

The plan was also attacked by the Newspaper Association of America, which complained that it was too modest and that Mr. Martin did not go far enough.

But analysts said it remained too modest to bring down gasoline prices that have reached more than $2 a gallon in some parts of the United States.

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Arriving months late and with a bill running into millions, the song itself was a hit, even if it was too modest a hit to recoup the enormous outlay.

The increase is slightly higher than expected, but analysts said it remained too modest to bring down gasoline prices that have reached more than $2 a gallon in some parts of the United States.

Across the EU, 57 percent thought the proposed goal was "about right" and 16 percent thought it was "too modest".

It suffered criticism that it was inefficient and slow and its funding too modest to make a difference.

"Well, it's not too weak, and it's not too modest," he said, adding, "If I was running the air campaign I would have a more robust one".

Swift, it seemed, was too modest to comment herself, though the donation was confirmed by multiple outlets.

He doesn't like to say he's done it because he's too modest, but he is one of the biggest reasons it's happened".