Sentence examples for modest changes that from inspiring English sources

He proposed more modest changes that would leave the current burden of proof untouched.

This refers not to pouring mojitos in the tank, but to modest changes that keep consumers buying until the next all-new model shows up.

Microsoft had said in October that it was considering modest changes that would let Web developers who use Internet Explorer technology avoid any concern of infringing a University of California patent licensed to Eolas Technologies.

Partly for this reason, Ms. Brewer has been a prime mover behind the Age-Friendly New York Initiative, an effort sponsored by the New York Academy of Medicine, the City Council and the mayor's office to institute modest changes that taken as a whole are meant to improve life for the city's graying population.

Another problem is that Democrats in the House don't trust Ryan when he says he's looking for "modest" changes that President Obama has already endorsed.

Relatively minor degrees of genetic variation can lead to substantial structural and functional changes – as evidenced by the modest changes that distinguish primate species or that can produce profound disease phenotypes in Mendelian-related traits.

In total, twenty one falls were recorded in 102 days prior to intervention and eighteen falls were recorded in the 102 days after intervention; a modest change that was not statistically significant.

While she said she was pleased with the progress she had made on diversity and inclusion issues, she said the structure of the FA board and the FA council make it very difficult to force through even modest governance changes that would bring the organisation into the modern era.

In the heart, ASIC3 channels sense modest pH changes that occur during angina [39].

These forms are arrested in G0/G1 and still express VSG, but show modest metabolic changes that appear to presage the next stage of parasite development [ 2- 4].

With this structure, one could visualize the abstraction of an H-atom from C9 of dethiobiotin, followed by some modest structural changes that would allow the radical at C9 to capture a bridging sulfide of the [2Fe 2S] cluster.