Sentence examples for modest but key from inspiring English sources
The role players, whose production is modest but key, were all but sidelined as the sideshow became the show.
Marxism has a role, but a modest one: the key economists include classical ones (like David Ricardo), liberals and social democrats (like Alfred Marshall, Keynes and Hyman Minsky) and modern successors (Nobel laureates Paul Krugman, Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz and James Tobin).
This proposal would not cut the top individual tax rate at all, its business rate cuts are more modest, and key investment incentives would be temporary.
The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology concluded in a recent report that "the impact of IT on health care over the past decade has so far been modest". The key words: so far.
The Portfolio123 Value Stocks strategy looks for stocks that are more modest in key metrics like P/E, PEG and price-to-sales than others in the same industry.
The celebrations of Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution was a very modest, low key, even glum affair, totally out of keeping with this island's normally boisterous fiestas.
Both winemakers -- Longoria's Richard Longoria and Rusack's Steven Gerbac -- are modest, low key, high achievers who constantly experiment, searching for ways to improve their already excellent wines.
Findings were modest but promising.
