Sentence examples for modest management from inspiring English sources
Typically, hedge fund managers are paid a modest management fee, but receive a hefty 15-20% or so of any profits the fund makes.
"We would like to buy One Direction from Modest Management so the boys Harry, Liam, Louis, Niall and Zayn have freedom to chose and have possibilities to decide on their own careers".
When Modest Management began tweeting from the boys' personal accounts, fans noticed the subtle difference in spelling, capitalisation, tone and grammar, and called the management out so fiercely that they understood One Direction would only be successful if they had a direct relationship with their fans.
For a modest management or processing fee, you too can own stocks, and then you can watch the nightly news and see your investments jump up and down, rolling and pitching like hapless little boats.
Royal Caribbean's pledge to "not abandon Haiti now they need us most" might raise eyebrows in other destinations: such as Grenada, abandoned in the late 1990s for requesting a modest waste management levy, or conversely Alaska, who found it difficult to keep cruise liners away despite a referendum seeking to curb their effects on unspoilt waters.
Packages for interacting with QC codes (launching, retrieving and analyzing calculations), such as ECCE http://ecce.emsl.pnl.gov/index.shtml or Ampac http://www.semichem.com/ampac/afeatures.php, have modest data management capabilities too, although only insofar as it helps to perform their main tasks, and they can be regarded as intra-lab solutions as well.
CAM is widely used, despite self-reported efficacy of different CAM modalities is modest in the management of chronic headache.
Slight to modest evidence for management causation.
Both men ran unheralded, modest-size money management firms before Mr. Buffett plucked them out of obscurity and moved them to Omaha to work for him.
Mr Blair was considered a reformer but only managed modest tweaks in education, delayed tackling welfare and left the management of policing alone.
Democrats in Congress say they are open to modest changes in the management of Medicare, to increase competition among suppliers of goods and services.
