Sentence examples for modest turn from inspiring English sources

In many ways, this modest turn to the courts is underwhelming.

Just recall the market's "taper tantrums" in May 2013, when then Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke suggested a far more modest turn in monetary policy.

Chen lead the company to a modest turn around and has seemingly found its footing.

Nokia eventually shifted all of its smartphones to Microsoft's Windows Phone, before abandoning all that and now turning to Android in a much smaller and more modest turn.

But in the little streets behind the main strip, up Rue des Roses or down the Impasse du Clos Pigeonnier, the village still had the feel of a modest turn-of-the-century resort.

The 2-1 win in the 1980 game, in which Steve Moyers scored both goals for the United States, was a modest turning point.

Another said her husband, a judge who had always been mild-mannered and modest, turned boastful and began talking to strangers in the street, making jokes at the wrong time and falling for scams.

The IFS said the reform of stamp duty was welcome but modest, turning a "very bad tax" into just a "bad tax".

In an admirably modest star turn, he's willing to share the stage, and happily, he has worthy colleagues here.

Following the lead of Yuri Milner's investment company, which put money into companies like Facebook and Twitter, they also have more modest goals: turn a profit, improve their cachet among the start-up community and — as is often the case — learn from the companies in which they are investing.

That's brotherhood, and there are a lot of instances where some of these modest beginnings turn into something lucrative down the line.