modicum

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• He experienced a modicum of the success and notoriety that many of his musical successors reap the benefits from today.

• There was—in the bigger cities, especially Kabul—a modicum of freedom for certain individuals, like a lot of Afghans raised abroad or who had been refugees in Pakistan and Iran, and then for whatever reason had come back to Afghanistan.

• This enabled a modicum of close air support, but it was far from cutting edge.

• They are asked to present a modicum of virtue that the chimpanzee alpha does not care about.

• Medium also plans to introduce more stringent eligibility requirements that will require new Partner Program participants to secure a modicum of traction on the platform before they can make any money.

• The U.S. government should expedite their cases while showing some modicum of flexibility in reviewing their documentation.

• If I am dressed “modestly,” then they can perhaps generate a modicum of understanding.

• Robbie was rejected by his brothers and sisters, and only his mother showed a modicum of sympathy.

• Jobs must have had at least a modicum of decency, or he never would have called the Rose family in the first place.

• He has failed to give Texans even the modicum of respect required to actively scam them.

• A modicum of mental training would have led him to say, “Kindly send me your Prospectus.”