Sentence examples for particularly modest from inspiring English sources

In this case, the court's role has been particularly modest.

Nonetheless, exports, at just 13% of GDP, are less important than in any other OECD country, and exposure to the euro zone is particularly modest.

"She was not particularly modest about the role of monetary policy in the economy and I don't see any evidence that's changed," one of those Republicans, Bob Corker of Tennessee, said on CNBC today.

"I'm not a particularly modest person, but there's a big difference between running around in ridiculous outfits at Burning Man and hooping in your tighty-whities in downtown L.A.," Mr. Hagen said.

This, however, would guarantee the same lobbying that defeated Mr Clinton which is why neither Mr Kerry nor Mr Bush is talking about dramatic change.Mr Bush's remedy is particularly modest.

This work aroused the interest of Mily Balakirev and his circle, particularly Modest Mussorgsky; when Dargomyzhsky died, the score was completed by César Cui and orchestrated by Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov.

Fees for debit cards, account maintenance, below-minimum account fees and overdrafts which rose by 11% between 2000 and 2007 add up, particularly for modest accounts.

She has also been aided by Sanders's obvious shortcomings as a candidate — particularly his modest support among African-Americans and Latinos — and by his limitations as a legislator.

With such biomass yields (11.2 15.2 t ha−1 oil equivalent), obtainable particularly under modest fertilisation needs, Miscanthus sinensis should be considered as a very promising crop for biomass production in Greece in the near future.

Among Russian composers, he particularly admired Modest Mussorgsky, whose operas Boris Godunov and Khovanshchina he re-orchestrated; Mussorgsky's influence is most prominent in the wintry scenes of Lady Macbeth and the Eleventh Symphony, as well as in his satirical works such as "Rayok".

While randomisation provides a good basis for comparisons between treatments and lowers the probability of baseline imbalance, imbalances can occur simply due to the play of chance, particularly when modest numbers of patients are randomised.