Sentence examples for modest nature of from inspiring English sources
With their work nearly complete, the Wolfes are eloquent about the modest nature of their ambitions for the house.
But in common with other instant media sensations and members of the world's ditzerati, the cheddar has not been impeded in its rise to fame by the modest nature of its accomplishments.
The modest nature of the tax cuts makes it relatively easy for the Tories to claim that they will be paid for by restraining spending growth to 1% in all departments except NHS, education, defence and international development.
This accounts for the modest nature of our proposals, but also our conviction that the recommendations should be actively pursued by the United States, quite apart from the nuclear talks.
But hearing him sing Valjean made me wonder if his radiant stage charisma had not helped Broadway audiences (and we critics too) overlook the modest nature of his vocal resources.
According to the Global Age Watch Index 2014 the modest nature of social security payments and the high reliance on it means that the US has a higher incidence of elder poverty than most other countries One of the most valued public services available to older Americans is Medicare, a national health insurance system with almost universal coverage.
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Others make promises of a more modest nature, like the cautious claim in the book "The Words You Should Know to Sound Smart" that it is "possible" that learning its words "may even put some money in your pocket".
According to the trust's president, Stephanie Meeks, the potential of the house, despite its modest nature, is what makes it a prime candidate for preservation.
The voyage-of-discovery characterization may be too colonial, considering the modest, multimedia nature of Albers's and Moholy's endeavors.
At the Catholic Charities administrative office in downtown Brooklyn, Mr. Siebel said the Guevara's case is a typical example of the modest and temporary nature of help for the working poor from the Neediest Cases Fund.
