Sentence examples for some modicum of intervention from inspiring English sources

By contrast, a political market subject to some modicum of intervention has led, at least in some states, to publicly financed elections, whereby candidates can run without having to be experts at shaking down Big Money for cash.

Now, a Web site offers some modicum of revenge.

"For once the University acted with some modicum of maturity.

"Only longevity earned us some modicum of respect.

Not real satire, which requires some modicum of wit.

The former operate with some modicum of control, but in the latter, "prison law" dominates.

The officials' objective is to maintain some modicum of competition in the airline industry and — perhaps — promote even more.

Or, finally, he may choose to claim some modicum of sexual happiness for himself.

Mile splits swelled to close to five minutes, and some modicum of orthodoxy seemed to return.

Some modicum of collegiality is required in the Senate to get business done.

For some, the answer has been a search for the silver linings that might restore some modicum of national pride and confidence.