1. Customers are more rewarded with psychological comfort than the actual money they can save from the modest price cut.
2. The polls gave Obama a modest lead and indicated he was viewed more favorably than his rival when it came to dealing with the economy.
3. She was a high school dropout but was eager for knowledge and to realize something more than their modest life seemed to offer.
4. With trade between the two countries a modest $ 300 million or less annually, the sanctions would have more political than economic effects.
5. But with trade between the two countries a modest $ 300 million or less annually, the sanctions would have more political than economic effects.
6. The recent economic downturn could push the European Union to adopt more modest ambitions in its fight against climate change.
7. For one, the standard of affordable housing could be even more modest.
8. The biggest names will be at Live Earth concerts in London and New Jersey, with more modest lineups of mostly local and regional acts at the other venues.
9. Tajikistan's leader proposed fines for lavish weddings and funerals yesterday and urged his impoverished people to hold more modest ceremonies.
10. As a relatively more mature economy, annual growth is expected to remain modest at an average of about 5 per cent.