Javier Hernández, the forward known as Little Pea, nearly quit soccer a year ago to pursue a degree in business administration, upset with modest playing time at Chivas Guadalajara in the Mexican league.
"If these problems were to spill over to the U.S. economy, causing growth to slow below its potential rate of growth of between 2.5-2.75 2.5-2.75 percentuld upsetheye modest job gains we've seen thus far".
It said it would have preferred not to take legal action and said its contact with the bakery made clear "the claimant will be seeking only modest damages for the upset and inconvenience caused".
It gave the Nets a modest two-game winning streak; they upset the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.
He was most upset last month when a "modest letter" he wrote to fellow commissioners on the subject of national budget deficits was misread by outsiders as an invitation for governments to resume spending like drunken sailors.
They staked their reputations on bridging the chasm between the world's richest country and its most populous one at a time when far more modest strategic realignments seemed likely to upset the cold war balance of power.
Jeff Harrelson, a partner with MFour Mobile Research, a Republican-leaning firm that helped conduct the survey, said results show that voters remain upset about education despite the modest change.
It's getting harder to find modest clothing around, so don't be upset if you can't find any.
Obama's move upset tentative Republican plans for a modest immigration reform package.
It upsets her when friends call her modest, because it means that they don't really know her.
