Sentence examples for modest or a from inspiring English sources
As nebulous as it sounds, there are "accepted" industry standards measured by ASFA that benchmarks a budget for both a modest or a comfortable retirement lifestyle, assuming retirees own their own home outright and are relatively healthy.
Whether this exposure is only a modest or a substantial risk factor for the onset and recurrence of LBP is still a matter of debate.
However, these studies included only a modest or a small sample size, and their results were inconclusive.
Sørensen and colleagues reported a €113 M and a €321 M budget increase over 3 years, assuming a modest or a progressive market growth.
Therefore, our power to detect a more modest OR of 0.72, as found for genistein, was suboptimal.
McEwen and Renner seem to be wholly unfamiliar with the meaning of a modest or even a slight shift in the mean of an index that reflects the distribution of susceptibility in a population.
Recent trials and meta-analysis demonstrate only modest, or even a lack of improvement, in evidence-based practices through the use of multifaceted programs to improve quality, including educational efforts, "bundle" tools, and audit and feedback [ 5- 9].
It's baby steps, but maybe I am slowly coming to understand that a small contribution, a modest gift or a kind word matter more now than the zillionth eloquent diatribe about the villains.
These mechanisms can operate even when treatment has a modest, or even negative, effect on an individual host's colonization with resistant organisms.
The judge said she was considering whether to impose a sanction, which lawyers say could be a modest fine or a letter to disciplinary officials.
Their concern to capture the effects of light meant that the subject needn't be of much moment – a modest barn or a meadow or a stream would serve much better than a grandiose chateau.
