It would cost the Ministry of Justice more than that (relatively speaking) modest sum if just one in every 445 of those youngsters denied legal aid ended up in prison.
Not losing has continuous costs, but relatively speaking, modest costs," James Dobbins, who served as the special representative to Afghanistan and Pakistan in 2013 and 2014, said.
He is softly spoken, modest in manner, and cautiously welcoming.
In his memo, Cembalest enumerated, as a guide to his clients, his own household expenses, which, relatively speaking, were modest.
Every four years, they come down to Miami, they talk tough, they go back to Washington, and nothing changes in Cuba," Mr. Obama said, speaking over modest applause.
And speaking of modest rewards, the service will also be opening up a contest tomorrow where the winning remixer will have their version of a song played on Seattle-based public radio station KEXP.
Miller is softly spoken and modest to a fault; fearful that anything he says about acting will make him sound, in his words, "fucking pretentious".
There were presentations today that were slick and funny but failed to succinctly explain the product, while otherwise were softly spoken and modest but quietly impressive at the same time.
Well, first, I can just imagine the reaction of Michael Ellam, Gordon Brown's softly spoken and modest press secretary, to live lobby briefings, and the suggestion that he or any other civil service spokesman or woman wouldn't have to change their style if they were live on TV.
Even with the traffickers, who are supposed to make most of the profit at origin, we're speaking about quite modest profits at the source".
The president has shown "only demagoguery for those who've offered solutions," he said, speaking to a modest crowd before a picturesque county courthouse about 25 miles west of Des Moines.
