Sentence examples for was considered modest from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, his lifestyle was considered modest in comparison to those of many other Arab leaders.

Although the improvement in QoL was significant, it was considered modest (a mean 0.06 improvement in QoL-5 scores at follow-up; 95% confidence interval: 0.03 - 0.09; p<0.001).

Microsoft had said in October that it was considering modest changes that would let Web developers who use Internet Explorer technology avoid any concern of infringing a University of California patent licensed to Eolas Technologies.

A price tag of $30,000 a season -- Memorial Day through Labor Day -- is considered modest there.

(By comparison, South Africa will spend $18 million this year to promote tourism, and even that campaign is considered modest by world standards).

The two plans, which would raise annual benefits for 11 million people by $600 to $1,000 each, were considered modest.

Those minor reservations aside, Johnson's plans could only be considered modest if you thought he wasn't going to deliver on them.

Even here in a place where the merely grandiose is considered modest, the scale of his ambition is rapidly gaining national attention.

Those are considered modest increases; a gene that carries a significant risk would increase the chances of getting a disease by well over 200 percent.

A THREE-CAR convoy is considered modest for leading Nigerian politicians, and modesty appeals to Muhammadu Buhari, the leading opposition candidate in the presidential election due to be held on February 14th.

Based on the results of animal experiments, the acute toxicity is considered modest.