Sentence examples for whatever modest from inspiring English sources

Whatever modest change Mr Cameron might secure would not impress Eurosceptic Tories.

Whatever modest population growth New York State has recorded since 2000 pales in comparison to that of a number of states in the South and West.

"This way, we can also get a better overall price for our livestock and contribute the extra to whatever modest transportation costs there'll be for the rods".

In the latest sign that the economic recovery may have lost whatever modest oomph it had, more small businesses say that they are planning to shrink their payrolls than say they want to expand them.

As the Mets head into this week's winter meetings in Orlando, Fla., they are dealing with an issue that would seem to overshadow whatever modest moves they may make in the days ahead to fill out the 2011 roster.

Never mind that the alliance has changed very little if at all in the last three months, and that whatever modest changes have been made were in train long before Mr. Trump entered the doorway of the White House.

Gloucester are clearly still not that, whatever any modest upturn in results might have suggested lately.

ULRIKE: Whatever the modest motives that sprang my colleagues to a frenzied and ultimately pointless spree of violence, they are like a bubbling fountain when compared to mine own.

To give them the freedom of choice to wear something modest if they choose to be modest for whatever reason they need to be modest for.

Its overall accomplishment, set beside those of the Commandos, or the SOE, the Chindits or other partisan groups, was strategically modest, whatever its tactical successes.

As a matter of fact, the improvement in the management of ESA-treated patients was modest whatever the stage of CKD.