Sentence examples for this modicum from inspiring English sources

A man I walked past the last time it was raining did not assert this modicum of effort.

This modicum of transparency would lead to demands for more transparency and honesty, traits rarely seen in the politics on the Isle of Enchantment.

But the indigenisation policy of Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF party, which requires foreign-owned firms to hand over at least a 51% stake, clouds even this modicum of financial stability.

We are told that trans* people should be thrilled to have even this modicum of coverage.

Although this simplistic view might lead to the impression that research in this field has waned, this is far from the truth, for this punctuated modicum in published reports indicates that the field has finally entered a phase where quality, using a quantum leap in technological development, rather than quantity is the prevailing trend.

Apparently this movement will actually "power" the phone although the modicum of energy released by the motion of a small weight.

Basically, this puts a modicum of power in the hands on the authors.

I suggest this with a modicum of genetic authority.

This suggests a modicum of accountability conspicuously absent in India until now, a positive development no doubt.

While this has a modicum of truth (because PR is much cheaper -- and more effective -- than advertising), PR is not by any means cheap.

May just lack the modicum of pace that is sometimes needed for this, having been left behind in some of the better races he's contested.