Sentence examples for modestly less from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of stations supply compressed gas in a few states like California, New York and Arizona, but most are either closed to the public or charge only modestly less than regular gasoline prices.

According to the performance monitoring service of The Hulbert Financial Digest, this letter has beaten the market over the last four years by an average of 3.2 percentage points, annualized, while incurring modestly less risk.

By 22, I was only modestly less of a music idiot (I skipped a small-venue Nirvana show because I had a paper due), but at least I'd seen the Pogues fronted by Shane McGowan and the Pixies before they broke up.

Based on my third trip to Cairo since the protests began, here's my guess as to how events unfold: • Post-revolution Egypt will look a lot like pre-revolution Egypt, but modestly less repressive and with a more powerful civil society.

For Infinia (Figure 2), the contrast recovery of the 4-mm rod obtained with scatter correction was almost 0. When the data were not post-filtered in Flash3D (Additional file 7), contrast recovery increased very modestly (less than 0.05) for the cold rods but more severely for the hot rods.

Americans are modestly less likely to believe Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's testimony than they are to believe his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, a new YouGov survey finds.

Murray lived modestly, Acker less so.

He said the business was now "modestly profitable, less so than we would have been without the rapid expansion".

In the same realm of preventing rape instead of telling people "Do not rape other people," we tell people to dress modestly, drink less alcohol or no alcohol, travel in groups, do not flirt or tease someone, download anti-rape apps, wear a special nail polish that detects date rape drugs, or even carry a gun to avoid sexual assault.

Canada's Mackenzie river valley is again being explored, as, more modestly, is its less promising Arctic offshore.

Yet when I met Sasai, he believed that his method would ultimately lead to what he less modestly called "next, next generation" therapies.