Sentence examples for modest rotation from inspiring English sources

One of the pleasanter aberrations of the Trump era is the emergence of Robert Swan Mueller III, the owner of a modest rotation of discreetly striped Brooks Brothers suits, as a fashion icon.

Because of the relatively modest clinical rotation, there may be lack of the wider experience of interaction with patients and thus less of stimulation for enhancement of empathy for the clerks.

Furthermore, yeast DNA polymerase η (yPolη) also undergoes a structural change upon DNA binding, although it is much more modest, consisting of an 8° rotation of the LF domain.

He called for a modest increase in U.S. military rotations into Eastern Europe but no interruption in his administration's plans to shrink defense spending.

He began the season in the rotation, but after only modest improvement the Orioles sent him back to Norfolk, Va., in July.

The same group observed that utilizing an acetate guest's hydrogen-bonding interactions to "turn on" rotation provided a more modest accelerating effect.

The Yankees also feel that Mussina's signing could have a domino effect and enable them to sign David Cone to a modest deal and complete their five-man rotation.

The 2005 Mets are not unlike the 1973 version, with a deep starting rotation, a headlining ace and a modest batting order.

While the first tours, which featured alumni like Kevin Kline, Patti LuPone and Frances Conroy, may have had as many as six shows in rotation, today's schedule is more modest.

He has probably locked up a place in the 2013 rotation, so Collins's request for his off-season work was modest.

A modest body of data regarding the effect of kinetic beds for continuous lateral rotation therapy (CLRT) to facilitate airway hygiene is available.