Sentence examples for most modest changes from inspiring English sources

In 1936 the most modest changes were frowned upon.

But if there's enough doubt the technology will not work, Moscow is likely to agree to only the most modest changes to the treaty.

But in a body that considers its rules sacrosanct and regards even the most modest changes as a momentous undertaking, Ms. Warren said she thought progress was achieved.

Importantly, ER stress caused at most a modest change in mobility for YFP-CD3δ, YFP-PrP∗, or wild-type YFP-PrP retained in the ER by BFA.

Most small changes in primary and secondary essential amino acids appeared to involve modest fluctuations around the average level of the neurotypicals.

We found 11 of 37 junctions with significant differences in splicing levels between time-points, most with relatively modest changes.

Evidence from past range changes thus indicates that most species, apart from those of an invasive character, are likely to extend their range boundaries at rates little more than half that required to realise their potential range boundary extension even for the most modest of the climatic change scenarios examined (GFDL B2).

While in the most modest growth scenario, this change will be just under 2-fold, under the scenario of greatest anticipated growth, the 2020 numbers may be as high as 4.8 million, 7.0 million, and 13.0 million bed days for MV, ICU and hospital, respectively.

So though making small changes is the most modest course of action, it's still not achievable until Democrats control the government.

There were more modest changes in most of these conditions in the 65 84 year olds.

Most of the act's provisions involve modest changes in existing law that are hardly novel in theory or in practice.