Sentence examples for more modest plans from inspiring English sources

Seventeen thousand years later, Mr. Hendershott had more modest plans.

They looked into a trip to Bermuda but, learning that it required $40,000 in fuel, made more modest plans.

There are more modest plans for the currently empty Central Police Station, a lovely complex of colonial-era buildings on Hollywood Road.

He says he has met with nothing but roadblocks when it comes to trying to get approval for his more modest plans at 199 Main Street.

While a full-blown tempest has swirled around Columbia University's plans for a satellite campus in Harlem, a teapot-size storm has been brewing over the university's more modest plans involving two celebrity architects in Inwood.

Over recent months the shares of H&M, a company with more modest plans for expansion, have performed better than those of Inditex.So far, Inditex has only 16 shops in America, the world's biggest market, and aims to gets its European expansion going before pushing hard on the other side of the Atlantic.

Mrs. Clinton has proposed a far more modest plan of tax reductions that would total $496 billion, her aides said today.

Representative Rob Portman of Ohio, the House Republicans' liaison with the White House, is planning to introduce a much more modest plan to expand tax-advantaged retirement accounts.

The House also defeated the Republicans' more modest plan, whose authors said it was a more common-sense and fiscally responsible approach.

When Mr. Bush raises the same subject, he talks fleetingly about his considerably more modest plan for tax credits to help low and moderate-income families buy insurance.

Republicans forced a House vote on their much more modest plan that would expand coverage to just three million of the uninsured.