Instead, I'd make the more modest assertion that its odds of winning a third term are, on first approximation, 50-50.
The painting and sculpture pieces make a more modest impression, but over all, what's on view represents a refined, solid ensemble that is very visitable.
The painting and sculpture pieces make a more modest impression, but over all what's on view forms a refined, solid ensemble that is very accessible.
The painting and sculpture pieces make a more modest impression, but overall, what's on view represents a refined, solid ensemble that is very visitable.
Republicans want that number to be as high as possible to make a more modest gain seem like failure; Democrats push for a lower figure to make a meager rise look formidable.
Most Châteauneuf-du-Pape estates also make these more modest wines, either from separate vineyards outside the boundaries of the appellation, or from portions of their Châteauneuf harvest that they declassify for various reasons.
But to make a more modest use of Vendler's rewriting trick above, what if we kept the same enjambments, syntax, rhyme scheme and basic rhythm — yet changed some of the words?
MBNA says: 'We do get a lot of people transferring from store cards and this is where you often get the biggest saving.' Other cardholders will make much more modest savings.
Citing these concerns, several analysts said the Fed was likely to make a more modest shift in its approach, such as publishing a prediction of the level at which it expects to maintain short-term interest rates over the next several years, alongside existing predictions of the future path of economic growth, unemployment and the rate of inflation.
If he says, "that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard," then we make a more modest investment".
If he says thats the stupidest thing Ive ever heard, then we make a more modest investment. Thomas H. Lee $2 billion Investments.
