Sentence examples for relatively modest levels from inspiring English sources

Economic activity remains soft, with underlying inflation likely to edge lower from relatively modest levels.

"Economic activity remains soft, with underlying inflation likely to edge lower from relatively modest levels," the statement said.

This provides potentially important evidence of major neuroadaptations in dopamine systems with daily alcohol consumption at relatively modest levels.

Because results based on MRgluc were highly influenced by relatively modest levels of glucose bias (Table  3), results that we considered to be false in terms of treatment response, we judged that the most suitable alternative to M R gluc max was the (uncorrected) K i.

We find that most existing projections, using typical long-term forecasting methods for power planning, show roughly a threefold increase in installed generation capacity occurring by 2030, but more than a tenfold increase would likely be required to provide for full access – even at relatively modest levels of electricity consumption.

Were I to wager a guess, I might place my bet on energy systems that were decentralized, easy to make and install, and required relatively modest levels of up-front investment.

Premiums rose at a relatively modest level last year: 5percentt.

The amount in dispute is a relatively modest level of federal money — $22 billion out of almost $1 trillion in overall discretionary spending, spread across 12 bills.

Moody's said China's long-term foreign-currency debt was under review for a possible upgrading in recognition of China's rising exports, foreign direct investment and foreign exchange reserves and its "relatively modest level of external debt," as well as the recent peaceful transfer of power to a younger generation of Communist officials.

And not to everyone's expenditures -- just those at a relatively modest level or those at the so-called 33rd percentile.

Both George Bush and Barack Obama may have bailed out the US car industry at a cost of $80 billion, but three months into the job, former Treasurer Joe Hockey more or less dared General Motors to quit the country over a relatively modest level of subsidisation.