He does not know how he will come up with the modest fees to take graduation exams.
Continuing its efforts to support low-income students, the Admissions Office will once again fly in students of modest means to take part in Campus Preview Weekend (CPW), MIT's open house weekend for all admitted students.
Addicts are notoriously unreliable about keeping clinic appointments and have been known to sell even lifesaving drugs, so the participants were offered modest payments to take their daily pills under the eyes of a nurse.
Philip Hammond's budget contained the very modest proposal to take 2% of the UK revenue from tech companies with more than £500m of global income – which, it's estimated, might bring in as little as £30m per company.
It may sound paradoxical, but it's not surprising that when Labour ministers queue up to tell modest women to take their veils off, there is a special affection for a prince whose public utterances on the subject have been marked by a sort of bumbling Islamophilia.
"Right-to-buy has been the most effective single measure to enable a whole generation on modest incomes to take pride in owning their own property".
Founded in February 2008 in Ghana's capital city of Accra, MEST, as it's known, started out with modest aims: to take the brightest and most willing minds they could find, and put them through a rigorous two year training programme to become tech entrepreneurs.
Ms. Lynch and the village association, though accustomed to more modest endeavors, decided to take on the project.
History is like some gigantic beast -- it simply wriggles its back and throws off whatever is on it". His comments were endearingly modest but impossible to take at face value.
