Sentence examples for modicum of experience from inspiring English sources

Anyone with a modicum of experience of male goats will recognise that as a chilling prospect, though on the upside it would also represent a sustainable green solution to the Earth's refuse collection and disposal problems.

With a modicum of experience in a product category, consumers assume they're right.

Every voter with a modicum of experience in real-world economics gets that central economic fact.

Did Cramer prepare himself, as anyone with a modicum of experience with tough Q&A sessions would?

Why is it tempting for people to set up their own firms once they have a modicum of experience?

Nor was it clear how much the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, who has only a modicum of operational experience in foreign policy, was consulting her mentor, Gen. Brent Scowcroft, the national security adviser to President Bush's father and a moderate Republican who supports strong trade ties with China.

Everyone with a modicum of employment experience knows that most ordinary employees cannot individually "bargain" over their wages.

Given the impact of modern technology, the unlimited growth and material resources and surplus wealth, it is possible to ensure that every man, woman and child experience a modicum of economic welfare.

And I am not ready to spill the beans -- at least not until I have experienced a modicum of success.

It highlights the way in which a medium-sized country can turn its military traditions into a diplomatic ace, by keeping at the ready a modicum of well-trained, mobile forces with experience of inter-communal peacekeeping as well as wars.

I dedicate much of my time and energy to scraping together rent payments and networking to get that next, newer-bigger-better project to work on so I can experience even a modicum of financial security.