(Modestly, New Yorkers might note their state never had antimiscegenation laws).
Certainly, some highly ideological senators may be happy to ignore public opinion, and some modestly ideological ones might shade their assessments of it.
What the menu calls "white fish fillets" — pan-fried cod with rings of scallion showing through their thin gold sheet of egg batter, otherwise known as saeng seon jeon — is so modestly named it might get overlooked; it shouldn't.
And to this day, Gifford says modestly that he might have been a decent defensive back if Rote had not been hurt and had to switch from rusher to receiver.
To critics of the vaguely sci-fi design of the projected Palazzo, nicknamed "il Sasso," or the Rock, it may seem poetically appropriate that all there is to show for it is a crater of such proportions as a modestly sized meteorite might make on plummeting to earth.
Save enough and perhaps live a little more modestly, and you might be able to ditch that lucrative but unworthy gig you've been slaving at all these years and do something you believe in -- teach school, start a business, move to the country, join the Elks.
Nevertheless, I would suggest that half a loaf is better than none; and Leonhardt makes the important point that by pursuing strategies that mitigate green house gas emissions, even if only modestly successful, it might be possible to find a way to overcome the resistance to carbon taxes.
This demonstrates that the 2′-azido group is modestly destabilizing, which might arise from a slight steric interference of the moiety with the 3′-phosphate.[ 7a] Additionally, we examined this hairpin system with CD spectroscopy: the spectra clearly indicate that the overall conformation of a typical A-form double helical geometry is retained in the 2′-azido-modified RNA.
However, in contrast to c-Myc-mediated lymphomagenesis, loss of one or both alleles of bax in MMTV-c- myc transgenic mice did not significantly enhance mammary tumorigenesis, despite evidence that haploid loss of bax might modestly increase mammary tumour multiplicity.
In addition, as shown in a meta-analysis of randomized studies, although low to moderate doses of vitamin E supplements might modestly reduce all-cause mortality (46), very high doses of vitamin E supplements (average dose: 400 mg/d) (46) may increase mortality in humans and is therefore not recommended (46).
