Sentence examples for modest up to from inspiring English sources

Even more than with farming, the impact of climate change will be "non-linear": changes may be modest up to a point, then turn dramatic.

"Wage pressures have been rather modest up to this point," Mr. Fine said, "but part of the reason is that we are currently in a demand-pull inflation environment as opposed to a cost-pull situation, which means that wage upticks are likely to lag, rather than lead, overall increases in inflation.

The increase in energy consumption is modest up to PL of 0.1 atm (~0.1 bar).

The stipend is modest, up to $2,250; thus many parents end up having to dig money out of their own pockets to pay the balance of tuition at independent or parochial schools.

As a consequence, high expressing lines are counterselected and tuber carotenoid levels show only modest (up to 3-fold) increases.

The effect size of a ten-year difference in age for individual gene expression was modest (up to 10%).

Under the effort announced on Wednesday, called the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety, the participating companies will contribute money — from a modest amount up to $1 million a year, depending on the level of business each does in Bangladesh.

Net income for the year rose 52.2%, to 6.3 billion euros ($9.2 billion), while sales gained a more modest 2.4%, up to 53.0 billion euros ($77.6 billion).

The Islamic State has neither the refining capacity, technical know-how, or capital to bring those modest fields up to full production.

Most companies have a modest surcharge – up to $3 -- for a gluten-free crust – because of the low volume and because it's more expensive to produce, company representatives aid.

JMC09349 was demonstrated to possess the predicted α-fucosidase activity, and has a broad pH optimum around 3 8.5 and modest thermostability up to 50°C.