Most Afghans of all ethnic groupings cherish their country, and they associate relative security and modest well-being with the centuries of cohabitation before the war.
In fact, the limited momentum toward modest political change could well be sidelined by economic problems, some experts say.
The outcomes may well be modest.
And even in that scenario, doubling the number may very well be modest.
While modest regulatory programs may well be adopted, the more ambitious programs needed to stimulate massive deployment of carbon-less energy resources are likely to be blocked by coalitions of industries that perceive themselves as losers under such programs.
An American Indian of modest roots, Chamberlain might as well be Johnny Appleseed or John Henry, a folk hero for children.
Some are moving into cheap studio spaces not far from the Detroit Institute of Arts, though the focus of their cultural reference may well be the modest but adventurous Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, four blocks south on Woodward Avenue.
The combination of cixutumumab and temsirolimus demonstrates modest activity in refractory ACC as well is in other types of cancer such as Ewing's sarcoma and desmoplastic small-round-cell tumours (DSRCT) (Naing et al, 2012).
Their campaign illustrates how Washington works: lobbyists for a modest, well-defined goal are often more effective than advocates for sweeping, fundamental changes.
She was also modest, well mannered, exceptionally capable, and thoroughly organized".
The results of this study clearly demonstrate that even though mean group reductions were fairly modest, well over a third of the patients in the NSE/NSEB groups and over 21% of those in the PPA group had reached substantial reduction in pain/pain bothersomeness at 6 months.
