Sentence examples for we would modestly from inspiring English sources

If we would modestly assume that 50%% of liver transplantations are due to HBV, there will be a total of about 4,000 liver transplantations that will take place in 20 years, while the demand will be around 49,000, according to our estimates.

"We could go higher, but we thought we would start modestly," he added.

By the time we returned home, I would modestly rank my level in Italian as proficient (except when talking food and wine, where I was fluent).

We propose a series of tax reforms that would modestly increase the burden, but only on the top 2 percent of Americans — 98 percent of Americans would see no increase in their effective tax burden.

These would modestly improve some countries' scores.

The treaty would modestly reduce deployed American and Russian strategic warheads and restore on-site verification.

I would modestly state that I do my job quite well.

But Torquemada and the other inquisitors were full-time fanatics who would modestly admit to the description.

It suggested that eating significantly less salt would modestly lower blood pressure; it said nothing about whether this would reduce hypertension, prevent heart disease or lengthen life.

The Senate bill also would modestly expand the availability of special U-visas for undocumented immigrants who are victims of domestic violence.

And, by rescinding many of the Bush tax cuts, not just those affecting top incomes, it would modestly raise taxes even on middle-income families.