Sentence examples for modest and frequent from inspiring English sources

Senator Obama could lose the election this fall if he squanders the support of people like us, who have high hopes for him and send modest and frequent donations to his campaign.

But much of the money in the system goes to a relatively small number of huge-selling medicines whose prices start high and are made even higher by modest and frequent price increases.

By contrast, amplifications in either A. inopinata or V. volvacea are relatively modest and less frequent.

Both made some economic sense for poor people attracted by daily play, small stakes, and frequent modest but helpful payouts.

Corticosteroids are used in COPD exacerbations despite modest clinical benefits and frequent adverse effects.

Although scores for pain and function generally improved, radiographic improvements were more modest and complications relatively frequent.

In the first, he scored 37 goals after arriving in a trade from Philadelphia following eight seasons of modest success, serious injuries and frequent controversy.

A positive effect of ARV therapy on clinical parameters was observed, but the impact on CD4 recovery was modest and virological failures were frequent.

The memoir is made in her mould, by turns open and modest, in its frequent admissions that the author has not quite said what she means: "O Lord!

Though the ads have often attracted — and actively courted — controversy, they have also provided the authority with an unlikely, if modest, revenue source in an age of fare increases, unwieldy capital projects and frequent turnover at the top.

There was no statistical relation between parental education and frequent drinking in high school (OR 1.1, CI 0.9-1.4), and only a modest relationship with drug use (OR 1.3, CI 1.0-1.7) estimated by logistic regression (age and gender corrected).