Sentence examples for modest enough that from inspiring English sources

So far, Ms. Prieto's profits have been modest enough that her brother says the business feels more like a hobby.

Security officials were present Tuesday at Barnes & Noble, but precautions were modest enough that Rushdie's appearance was well publicized and you could enter the reading area on the fourth floor without having your bag checked.

But the pace of job growth slowed somewhat from the first half of the year and remains modest enough that the economy is years away from a full recovery.

Certain changes are modest enough that they may go unnoticed by the sort of affluent customers who are willing to spend on clothing what many Americans would consider exorbitant.

But it does suggest the underlying trajectory remains modest enough that periodic airpockets should be expected, and argues against extrapolating any run of upside surprises.The more fundamental reason to worry is the ostensibly good news that unemployment had fallen to its lowest since late 2008.

The reading is preliminary though, and modest enough that a revision next month could very well indicate the U.S. actually added jobs for the period.

Its ratings were always in the modest-to-poor range, low enough that it would have barely broken the Top 200 on broadcast television and by all conceivable measures would have been canceled before its first season was finished, but at the center of the show's fervent core audience were many of HBO's top people.

They plotted lots 50 feet wide, small enough that even people with modest incomes could afford to buy land and build homes, Mr. Cary said.

I think risk that the current support won't hold is low enough that I'm willing to nibble, and even to average down on modest declines.

Based on total salaries and related costs Interpublic paid last year of $3.4 billion, Mr. Russell said, the bonuses "are modest enough," adding that in terms of his remark about eating before guests arrive, "maybe $40 million is a snack, and you're supposed to serve snacks at this point" in a turnaround effort.

Harris Meyers grew up in a two-bedroom co-op on East 18th Street, blessed with a terrace that overlooked Gramercy Park, but modest enough in size that his parents had to wall off part of the dining nook to create a bedroom for his younger sister.