Sentence examples for more modest perhaps from inspiring English sources

It's more modest, perhaps even pessimistic.

"Some people think the Leonid storm this year will be as good as the one in 1966, which was the best one this century, but we think the 1998 shower will be more modest -- perhaps something between 200 and 5,000 meteors per hour," Dr. Yeomans said.

Our November tour was a tad more modest, perhaps half a mile.

More modest and perhaps more memorable is Kukuli Verlade's clay mermaid without arms -- before her water tank is broken and after.

The smaller fry flocked to the nearby Avenida Ipiranga, where the estates, with their pastel facades, are more modest but perhaps even more charming.

The revised plan is for a more modest, flexible space, perhaps not opening until 2019.

Wenger's own apparent acceptance of more modest fare is perhaps the most intriguing element of all.

Bonuses are not unheard of in the academic and foundation world, but they are usually far more modest, amounting to perhaps 5 or 10percentt of base pay.

He lowered his sights from presenting a grand plan for a final peace to be signed by the Palestinians and Israelis to a much more modest American document, perhaps just a presidential statement.

To forestall further easing, some advisers even speak about changing the Bank of Japan's 2% inflation target to a more modest one, of perhaps 1%.Meanwhile, in the face of a government that is reluctant to cut spending now, hoping for higher growth and tax receipts later, Mr Kuroda is airing his misgivings with unusual bluntness, preaching the need for immediate fiscal discipline.

Although maximal distances are good to better distinguish across more or less affected programs, more modest distances are perhaps more indicative of the expected impact in real cases where the reconstructed guide-tree is expected to contain a moderate number of wrong partitions.