Sentence examples for modestly going from inspiring English sources

The authors state that embryo size decreases below the lower thermal limit (12 to 10 degrees), but in fact embryo size increases dramatically (25% increase) between 14 to 12 degrees, before modestly going down between 12 and 10 degrees.

Very little was known about the country's chief law officer and she seemed content to keep it that way, as it enabled her to quietly and modestly go about her work.

But there is something modestly cool going on underneath here, something to do with content following form.

"Given how badly we are doing on our employment mandate, we need to be willing to take a risk on inflation going modestly higher in the short run if that is a consequence of policies aimed at lowering unemployment," Mr. Evans said in a recent speech.

The business was going along modestly until 2005, when Mr. Ross gave a bottle of the chardonnay to his golf pro who passed it on to his next client, an influential wine critic.

The Supreme Court should go modestly further than the Ninth Circuit in fine-tuning the statute.

"2016 Election" was also part of those efforts: Hanley made the cartoon early in the primaries; with about four hundred thousand views, it had gone modestly viral.

And the code for women in this country is simple: Dress modestly, don't go out at night, don't go to bars and clubs, don't go out alone.

He did his first gig in early 2009 and quickly gained attention for a series of offbeat videos – how to split a restaurant bill; an algorithm for whether to use a budget airline – that went modestly viral on YouTube.

According to its manufacturer, you can let Roomba loose in a modestly unclean room, go out for a sandwich or a day of work, and return to a clean floor and a robot at rest.

The show had gone modestly viral in Bristol; selling out the second half of its run within a few days of opening and seeing an average of 38% first-time attenders to the theatre.