Sentence examples for predicted to be modest from inspiring English sources

Recovery, when it arrives, is predicted to be modest.

Based on an expected 0.9% annual increase in production over the next decade, the model predicts that real oil prices will nearly double over the same period.The economic damage caused by such a rise is predicted to be modest, perhaps 0.2% of global GDP a year.

Effects of the observed changes in gene models on the encoded proteins were predicted to be modest.

The rise is modest – Q3 2010 is predicted to be 2.8% up from the year before.

Such substantial changes would be predicted to be especially relevant for staple crops because the high consumption means even modest alteration in phytonutrients will have a dietary impact.

"I think we do have a recovery under way," Mr. Hubbard, the chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers, said at a news conference, where he predicted the rebound to be modest in the first half of the year, followed by a more pronounced upturn in the second half.

While we expect the association to be modest, we predict that treatment expectancies or patients' initial beliefs about the success of either intervention could influence treatment outcomes.

He wasn't trying to be modest.

We're supposed to be modest.

Those payments were expected to be modest.

You have to be modest as well.