A delivery job might seem an odd, or at least extremely modest, choice for breaking gender barriers, but in India such jobs are relatively well-paid for people without a college degree.
Asked in January 2006 who would play him in a film of his life, Mourinho went for the modest choice of the Hollywood actor George Clooney.
For a registered Republican and a millionaire many times over, it was a quirky, modest choice.
Much of the fun of "The Future of Us" comes from watching as modest choices Emma and Josh make in the present day affect their future selves as viewed through their Facebook profiles.
Eventually, I tried on bikinis, and my mom admitted they were actually more "modest" on my body than any of the "modest" choices.
He lived alone by choice, in a modest farmhouse, where he spent hours each day designing, sketching and folding.
And this lack of freedom went along with a very modest range of choices in the marketplace: 'You can have any colour you like, as long as it's black,' Henry Ford famously told his customers.' The welfare state during the postwar boom provided security – but a security that could feel stultifying, even oppressive.
The emphasis is instead on goofy pageantry (a long chorus line of nuns or cross-dressed men — take your choice — in increasingly outrageous costumes) or more modest presentations that treat musicals with an emotional intimacy usually reserved for drama.
That would also explain why Mr. Romney's bounce was more modest in the Rasmussen Reports polls, as they weight their samples by party identification (a poor methodological choice, in my view), which may dampen the enthusiasm effect.
Travel time may explain as much as 74% of hospital choice in the Netherlands according to one study [ 37], although other studies suggest a more modest role (see Section 'Transparency and consumer information').
