Sentence examples for modestly there from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if soda consumption decreases only modestly, there are fewer potential health benefits.

People live very modestly there," says Natalya, an engineer at the tractor works.

Technological advances mean that while the market for industrial robots, such as those used to make cars, is expected to rise modestly, there could be a huge surge in demand for service robots, used in households.

EEF chief economist Steve Radley said that with wages and factory gate prices rising modestly, there was no need for immediate action, though it may become necessary in coming months.

PAGE B3 Roche Tries to Take Over Genetech B3 Arts HITTING A POP MILESTONE, However Modestly There was a time when a run of several weeks at the top of the Billboard charts was a regular occurrence.

But while "This Boy's Life" sold modestly, there followed a string of literary memoirs of harrowing experience, including Elizabeth Wurtzel's "Prozac Nation" (about depression), Susanna Kaysen's "Girl, Interrupted" (mental illness), Lucy Grealy's "Autobiography of a Face" (disfigurement) and Mary Karr's "Liar's Club" (alcoholism and general family craziness), to name a few.

"There were a series of studies that pointed variably and modestly towards there being an association," Savitz says.

In Tackling Race Inequality: A Statement on Race, Denham modestly admits: "There is still much to do".

She dressed modestly, but there was a sense of pleasures offered all the same: a heightening of her body's attractiveness through her polite attempts to conceal it.

"Overall this is a decent report in the context of an economy growing modestly, but there are clear signs in the household employment and temp numbers to suggest better times ahead," said Ian Shepherdson, with High Frequency Economics.

The net asset values of many short-term bond funds fluctuate modestly, and there aren't any panics or runs just because their value declines a penny or two.