Modest, caring and intelligent friend.
We mourn the loss of a modest, caring, dignified and generous woman with a warm smile.
Because stereotypes about women call for women to be nice, modest, caring and often penalize them for being competitive or self-promoting.
Later, with district buy-in, a modest special care neonatal unit was built adjacent to the labour and delivery ward to care for high-risk newborns.
Senator Susan Collins soothed her conscience in supporting the bill by winning modest health care measures that won't begin to offset the damage the bill does to the nation's health care system, leaving aside the rest of the devastation it will wreak.
Ms. Khan's modest day care operation may have fit that description, said Jessica L. Scaperotti, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, which is investigating the child's death.
Democrats said they were also holding back criticism or delaying demands until after Election Day on issues ranging from gay marriage to trade policy to Mr. Kerry's relatively modest health care proposal and support for a balanced budget amendment.
In a recent editorial you asserted that "tough-but-honest" talk is what is needed to persuade New York City's labor leaders that they will have to make common-sense concessions — like modest health care contributions — to help solve the impasse over contract negotiations ("The Storm on New York's Horizon," Sept. 3).
To complicate matters further, Bold PAC has received major funding from pharmaceutical and health insurance companies that ardently oppose modest health care reforms, let alone single-payer legislation.
To make high-deductible insurance more useful to consumers with modest health care needs, Clinton proposes requiring insurers to cover three doctor visits a year outside the deductible.
