Sentence examples for offer a modicum from inspiring English sources

First, offer a modicum of protection to Syrian civilians inside Syria.

A few blankets tied to the branches serve as make-do walls and offer a modicum of privacy from the other families now living at Lalish.

His approach has been to offer a modicum of transparency, much of it forced on him by the courts, in place of reform.

The alliance is also quietly backed by Tehran, a subtle signal that Iran seems prepared to offer a modicum of cooperation if the Bush administration mounts a military campaign in Iraq.

At sunset, a small group of reedbuck came gently towards the cabins to drink from the dripping outside tap and to pass the night close to humans, who offer a modicum of protection from predators.

Selfies offer a modicum of control in a snap-happy era, where you're in charge of the image produced, and all editorial decisions are yours (you can see why the celebs love 'em).

Terence Blanchard's game musical score, at least, offers a modicum of wit and invention.

Al-Shabab offers a modicum of security in areas under its influence.

Better to adopt the state-to-state paradigm while Oslo autonomy still offers a modicum of stability on the ground.

The series offers a modicum of suspense, but little satisfying action and absolutely no sense of humor.

Indian courts offered a modicum of hope by ordering the CBI to continue investigating Mr. Tytler's role in the pogrom.