Sentence examples for the modest amount from inspiring English sources
And so, the modest amount of aid that has crossed into Afghanistan has mostly not been distributed.
Why should he or she receive a windfall beyond the modest amount necessary for compensation for the hurt caused?
Their piece amounted to a sliver of the modest amount that CBS was paying the N.B.A. in those days.
Crucially, the modest amount of scientific research that exists should not be overinterpreted to back up pre-existing positions.
All we need is an enlightened government that will stop subsidising wealthy friends in the banking sector and put up the modest amount of money required to bring these empty homes back into use.
Steve Garrett, manager of financial planning services at A. G. Edwards, the St. Louis-based brokerage firm, said he doubted whether lower-income families could muster even the modest amount of cash needed to qualify for Mr. Gore's credits.
Some critics say he ought to save his strongest arguments for his bosses in the White House, who, given the modest amounts involved, could move money around to preserve the trade representative's travel budget.
He took the household in hand and, among other interventions, instituted a budget for the modest amounts of money provided by Theo, who always supported his brother: as Gauguin put it, "so much for hygienic excursions at night" to brothels, "so much for tobacco, so much for incidental expenses, including rent," and so much, in a separate cache, for food.
Despite the major advances with the introduction of multimodal targeted liposomes, the modest amounts of target-associated contrast material still remains an obstacle for widespread application of molecular imaging of tumor angiogenesis.
Some lawyers said the relatively modest amount might enhance the possibility that an appeals court could sustain it.
Julia Mulligan, police and crime commissioner for North Yorkshire, said she had had concerns "right from the get go" about the "relatively modest amount" - which has not been disclosed - that had been allocated for policing costs.
