Sentence examples for modest it suggests from inspiring English sources

Though the rise is modest, it suggests dissatisfaction with ads is growing, especially among the young, with 35% of 18- to 24-year-olds saying they blocked ads, compared to just 15% of over 55s.

10/10 LH "Meal For One" proclaims the packaging, which feels surprisingly modest – it suggests we're dealing with a sad, even shameful bedsit repast, rather than an innovative piece of fusion cuisine.

As such, the modest improvement is important; it suggests that exposure to the concepts and ideas presented had some positive effect.

Perfectly executed, with a range far greater than its modest size suggests, it complements Winship's elegant and serious black-and-white photographs.

The broad spectral footprint of AB40 (Supporting Information Figure 1), along with its modest size, suggests that it might prove to be useful in providing the desired fluorescent sensors for each activity.

Shouguang, a county-level township in Shandong province, China, is more important than its modest population suggests.

No one knows exactly how much gas is down there, but modest estimates suggest it's at least 100 trillion cubic feet.

The modest valuation suggests that investors still associate Kodak stock with old-economy torpor.

The modest decline suggests that higher mortgage rates have yet to slow sales sharply.

The modest pace suggests further interest rate increases by the Bank of Canada will only match those imposed by the Federal Reserve Board in the United States.

Mr Reckless's more modest 42 per cent suggests he will have a fight on his hands when he attempts to retain his seat.