Sentence examples for relative modest from inspiring English sources

Second, while Mr. Brooks is right to note the relative modest cost of regulations, he doesn't note the benefit of those regulations.

According to The National Journal, Mr. Romney's campaign has spent nothing at all on advertisements in Pennsylvania since May 1, while outside groups backing him have spent a relative modest sum of about $10 million.

Ironically, with relative modest additional effort a hormonal contraceptive method for men would be available.

This RCT may have some limitations such as the relative modest number of patients and the absence of ET measurements.

The alliance will certainly be a boost since, unlike most others in the subsidization-heavy ride-hailing space, Taxify has raised a relative modest €2 million ($2.4 million) from investors to date.

A relative modest example occurs in the Indian Ocean blue boxfish, Strophiurichthys robustus, where both male and female juveniles have a diamond-shaped body and a body pattern dominated by spots.

What is encouraging is the extent to which the swirl can be reliably increased - by more than 500% - compared to the relatively modest relative increase in pressure loss (high swirl case of Figure 7c).

Furthermore, in the Women's Health Cohort Study [ 7], the effect size of smoking was relatively modest (relative risk 1.39 and 1.49 for all RA and RF-positive RA, respectively) as compared with that in the Iowa study.

"They are relatively modest savings relative to the budget of the ABC and SBS," said Mr Turnbull.

Given that most treatment effects are relatively small or modest, 13 relative changes of 1.10-fold can be considered large and of 1.20-fold can be considered substantial.

It also cites countries that offer good end-of-life care despite national poverty — mostly by having it done at home, by relatives given modest amounts of training.