I was determined to find out and with a modicum of Googling I was sort of pleased to discover the answer.
I am not claiming that Shopping Actions isn't generating at least a modicum of results, I am stating that Shopping Actions pales in comparison to the experience Amazon offers its customers.
The original NYC branch of Hotel Chantelle makes a modicum of sense, I suppose, because it's a nightclub with restaurant attached.
For not only their product, but also their willingness to address an epidemic issue with humor, tenacity and even a modicum of grace, I applaud them.
In his review of "On Paradise Drive" (May 23), Michael Kinsley asks of David Brooks, "Is he serious?" and "Is he conservative?" As an erstwhile liberal convert to a measured modicum of social conservatism (I see dreary waste and harm in promiscuity, pornography and shrink-wrapped middle-school girls), I'm still reeling from Brooks's amazing column about gay marriage on Nov. 22, 2003.
Only clunky old lady shoes hold out the promise of some modicum of balance, since I can't really sense the ground.
Best of all, although most deep-fried foods turn from divine to detestable when cold, these pies lost only a modicum of charm when I ate one for breakfast the next day.
But his potential presence in office does not ameliorate the concerns of gun owners, who are disturbed by his previous tendencies towards a modicum of gun control (i.e. he has voted for requiring background checks on individuals purchasing guns at a gun show).
Forty years is a long time to wait for even a modicum of justice, but I've endured the decades thanks to some wonderfully courageous people.
In a bid to promote understanding, or at the very least a modicum of human sympathy, I have tried hard to capture this complexity and ambiguity in my journalism.
