Sentence examples for modest mix from inspiring English sources

But try as I did to emulate the bagged classic, my modest mix of ingredients never came anywhere near close to the original.

The Democratic platform correctly acknowledges that it can be strengthened and preserved, implying that a modest mix of tax increases and benefit cuts is needed.

The center's plan is also sounder on Social Security, ensuring the system's long-term solvency with a generally modest mix of benefit reductions and tax increases that protects middle-income retirees.

It may be necessary to have a conversation about changing the program's fee-for-service system in paying doctors, but it would be hard to cut $1 trillion from the program without doing damage to health care for retirees Social Security's future can be strengthened with a very modest mix of tax increases (on the high end) and benefit reductions.

On the crest of Ward Avenue stand stately if not elaborate houses, with more modest homes mixed in as the hill slopes down in either direction.

The Fed's beige book, a report based on surveys of business leaders across the country, said companies expected a "modest" and "mixed" economy in coming months, as prices start to rise and the labor sector weakens.

All the American Girl series mix modest history lessons with fashion trends and fairly eventful if low-key plotlines.

North of 96th Street, where the area is known as Manhattan Valley, the avenue turns more modest, with a mix of co-ops, condominiums and rentals.

An administration proposal early in 2018 called for a more modest 722-mile mix of wall and fencing, mostly updating what's been in place for decades, while relying on drones and other methods to secure the rest.

"We're a modest family who mix and matches pieces that are gifted to us or purchased from affordable stores". "I allow Scout to showcase her personality and encourage her to be creative through fashion," Sai expalined.

For ABCNews.com last week, Ms. Kline put together a campaign wardrobe, as if she were dressing Mrs. Romney, mixing modest prints, tweed blazers, camel-tone knits and an unstructured jacket in cashmere to give her a harmonious look that doesn't shout "designer".