Sentence examples for modest admission from inspiring English sources

A modest admission fee, typically $5 to $10, grants you access for one to two weeks.

Maybe museum boards tilt right, too, but the relatively modest admission prices encourage a broader spectrum of views among museumgoers.

She said modest admission fees of $7 to $9, school programs and family nights would attract local residents to the museum's 19th- and 20th-century American art and a special exhibit of Rembrandt paintings and etchings.

The trustees pay a modest admission fee or none at all; the costs are borne by money managers, who pay tens of thousands of dollars for the chance to attend and meet the trustees.

Mr. Burzichelli, who is mayor of Paulsboro, said local districts usually charge a modest admission fee for regular-season games, but jack up the prices for the state championships, making it difficult for the families of some players to attend.

No sweat; Harry buys him a new four-by-four, a monstrous rhino in scarlet and chrome, waving aside his protestations with the modest admission that he has cash to burn, inherited from his father.

No audition is required for local bands that play there, and a modest $5 admission is charged at the door, from which Ms. Lawton deducts expenses and gives the band the rest.

After these factors were controlled for, there was a modest relationship between admission diagnosis and GE (r = 0.48; P = 0.02).

Early allied health intervention in the ED has a significant but modest impact on admission rates in older patients.

Overall, though the different approaches had modest impacts on admission and detention rates; more focused comparisons of each could be a direction for future work.

Early allied health intervention in the ED has a borderline statistically significant but very modest impact on admission rates in older patients.