Sentence examples for modest decision from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wertheimer said that even a seemingly modest decision in the new case, one directed only at overall limits, could have radical consequences.

By contrast, Mr. Obama's modest decision last year, ably executed by Ms. Napolitano, to defer the deportations of thousands of young immigrants with clean records stands out as a model of sound policy and political courage.

"Even though I'm able to see a wider range of color with these lenses, it's not like I'm making rainbows," says Arsham, suggesting that his use of blue and purple on jackets and sports equipment at Galerie Perrotin's "Circa 2345" last fall was ultimately a modest decision.

It is true that the Union would not exist in its present form without the "méthode Monnet," as it is sometimes called, after Jean Monnet, Europe's founding father under whose guidance the first modest decisions about integrating the European coal and steel industry were taken in the early 1950s.

Though the immediate impact is likely to be modest, the decision is a turnabout from only a few months ago, when officials were discussing when and how to begin to raise interest rates and gradually shrink the $2.3 trillion balance sheet amassed through the Fed's response to the 2008 financial crisis.

The Russian magnate's initial outlay was modest, yet his decision to replace the manager Marco Simone with Ranieri last summer hinted at his ambition.

Justice Ginsburg argued that the Court in Roe v. Wade should have been more modest in its decision.

Only a modest number of decision support rules were triggered in our evaluation.

Because of the considerable toxicity and the modest survival benefits, decisions about treatment can be extremely difficult.

Sheer complexity makes the impact of even the grandest of health policy decisions modest, unpredictable, and non-linear.

Only a modest number of clinical decision support rules were triggered for a collection of 943 public genetic profiles.