Sentence examples for modest permanent from inspiring English sources
"We may decide to give Paul his own small burial plot within our grounds and erect a modest permanent shrine".
The results suggest that a modest permanent enlargement of the pelvis post symphysiotomy (together with the absence of a scarred uterus) may facilitate subsequent vaginal delivery.
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Even a more modest but permanent fall in the rate at which spending rises — to two or three per cent a year — would have a big financial and political impact over the long term.
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Some people have branded it a vanity project ever since, although the organization has been running for 30 years with a committed board, the opera guild and a permanent if modest staff that includes a full-time development director, Yvonne Altman.
His summers were spent at the family's only permanent home, a modest house overlooking the Thames River in New London, Conn.
Efforts to stem the toxic plume have met with only modest success (see briefing).A permanent solution may be available in August, but only if the drilling of relief wells to intercept and plug the stricken one goes according to plan.BP already had a miserable safety record in America.
Mr. Gates told the Senate Appropriations Committee, "When I speak of a long-term presence, I'm thinking of a very modest U.S. presence with no permanent bases, where we can continue to go after Al Qaeda in Iraq and help the Iraqi forces".
The asymptotic values of the associated expressions reveal that a pseudo-shakedown state is achieved for this case and has an associated modest value of the maximum permanent transverse displacement.
These two automobiles are among about 40 classic cars seized after the Islamic revolution 25 years ago that are now on permanent display at a modest museum on the outskirts of Tehran.
