'modest class' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a class that is not especially large, costly or luxurious. For example: "We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived for our stay in the modest class hotel room."
Down among the most modest class of taxpayers, both men & women if unmarried, have an annual exemption of 220,000 francs and a 10% deduction for professional expenses.
Others point out that the real answer is a more comprehensive national policy to care for old people (true, but look at what happened to even the modest Class Act, meant to provide affordable long-term care insurance).
The tough-guy image crafted by Bush the Son in the wake of Bush the Father leans heavily on their modest class origins, depicting themselves as New Money zealots with fortunes made off their own bat way down south in Texas.
In response to the Supreme Court ruling, she and her attorneys filed a new suit in San Francisco last fall, in a more modest class-action suit that could include up to 45,000 California women who have worked at Walmart.
This modest, class-dependent substrate specificity also rules out adventitious activities unrelated to aaRS-derived constructs.
These data suggest that modest class-I inhibitory activity of ACY1215, rather than its class-IIb HDAC inhibitory activity, is mediating the enhanced cytotoxicity of this combination therapy.
Our results showed that only modest class-I HDAC inhibition is able to induce synergistic MM cytotoxicity in combination with Len.
In particular potent broad class-I/II HDACi can downregulate CRBN and antagonize Len; in contrast more selective HDACi with modest class-I HDAC inhibitory activity of ACY1215 does not downregulate CRBN, thereby allowing for synergistic MM cytotoxicity.
Critics will ask, "If someone is justified out of the modest contrast class but not out of the extreme contrast class, is this believer just plain justified (period or without qualification)?" That, of course, depends on what it means to say that a believer is justified (without qualification).
J's rise from a well-knit but modest working-class family to a successful professional career was not atypical, as a recent survey of my classmates revealed.
Born into a modest middle-class family — his father was a bank employee — he had a cultured but conservative upbringing until his teens, when, he says, a family tragedy triggered a psychological rebellion.
