Sentence examples for to a modicum from inspiring English sources

But managing an actual real team to a modicum of success?

We are pleased to report that cream, when it appeared, was used to a modicum.

I also think we are entitled to a modicum of consistency.

"If this leads to a modicum of security for Israel, it will be defined as Arafat being contained".

I confess to a modicum of shame at laughing when he remarked, "It's always nice to know the doomsday machine is hooked up to a Clapper".

These contracts offer financial security and celebrity, which translates to a modicum of power, although nothing compared with the days when models rather than celebrities commanded the covers of fashion magazines.

This means that allowing readers to view N articles/month for free, but requiring them to pay a modicum to see the rest, makes good business sense.

"I only wear this just to try to maintain a modicum of privacy".

WHILE George Bush argues for giving his troops more time to bring a modicum of security to Iraq, the bombs seem to get more lethal.

The Love Canal conditions and the long attempt to cover them up are now readily available to anyone who wishes to do a modicum of research on the internet.

To remain "not otherwise specified" is to retain a modicum of clinical mystique and case individuality, to remain part of the nameless Dao of human experience.