Sentence examples for offered a modicum from inspiring English sources

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

Just a year ago, a drop of that size would have been considered a black day in the markets, but in these days of routine triple-digit declines, it offered a modicum of relief to traumatized investors.

In a season in which the unexpected became the norm — from powering by the Dodgers despite Los Angeles's blockbuster midseason trades, to overcoming Cincinnati and St . Louisin playoff series that seemed all but lost, to dominating a Detroit team that had been widely favored in the World Series — the Giants' championship parade actually offered a modicum of normalcy.

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

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.

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.

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.

One, two – even three – is a manageable number of Teletubbies to be hugged by; they're bigger than you expect, but the squidge of their bellies still offers a modicum of comfort.

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).