Sentence examples for modest than in from inspiring English sources

"Things are slowing down, but the slowdown is much more modest than in the United States".

Recovery has been much more modest than in previous economic cycles and world trade is barely growing.

What a rich historical reversal, then, to find that the security presence today in Hanoi is far more modest than in New York.

A Romanesque thing of brownish brick and terra cotta, it is nothing remarkable, with apartments more modest than in the usual Park or Fifth Avenue type of building.

It also warned that sales and profit in the next quarter would be more modest than in the past because of rising costs.

Perhaps above all, it is this emotion that draws the once politically active back into an arena where the financial rewards are generally far more modest than in New York.

But the campaigns in residential neighborhoods appear to have been more modest than those in the city's public housing projects in Zone A, where Housing Authority workers knocked on every apartment door and made repeat visits to the homes of the most infirm, city officials said.

Loco2 raised a further £670k in angel investment back in July 2015, although its funding levels are far more modest than others in the space — with only around £1 million in seed funding raised from business angels prior to its last raise.

Success in South Waziristan, which Pakistan only notionally administers, would look much more modest than that in Malakand.

In midday European trading, exchanges also posted gains, though they were more modest than those in Asia.

It's a sign of the times that in many of these counties, job growth was flat or even down, but they still placed high because the drop was more modest than elsewhere in the country.