Sentence examples for once a modicum from inspiring English sources

Once a modicum of control has been regained, though, Europe needs to shift to a more sensible course, he says.

And for once I hold a modicum of optimism that Australia really is ready to escape the militarism that our politicians have trowelled, never with greater efficiency than during the centenary, over Australian consciousness, culture and history.

Once she regained a modicum of wind, Yang called her parents, fighting to catch her breath and holding back tears at the same time, which, she remembers, made her sound like she was injured.

Why is it tempting for people to set up their own firms once they have a modicum of experience?

I hope to do the same one-day once we have achieved a modicum of success at H.Bloom.

It is as unflinching as all Gates's other writing, but for once he hints at a modicum of redemption for humanity in all our messy awfulness.

Despite the years of unpaid bills, it was only once the Kickstarter achieved a modicum of success that developers spoke out.

And for once at least, Bashir has a modicum of western understanding, if not sympathy.

(What other wonders are hidden behind Fenway Park's famous barrier? A Starbucks? A karaoke bar?) Ramirez left the door to the Green Monster open, though he probably opted for a modicum of privacy once he was inside.

As successor to the successor, you would be once removed from the great man, a modicum of pressure alleviated.

Once compliance with the request required a modicum of effort on the subject's part, thoughtful responding seemed to take the place of mindlessness, and the reason now seemed to matter.