Примеры использования Modicum на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Have a modicum of self-respect.
I think I deserve a modicum of leeway.
We saw a modicum of success in 1995 and 2000.
I like my clients to have a modicum of humanity.
That modicum of decency I will insist upon for myself.
Believe it or not,I actually have a modicum of respect for them.
Two, gain a modicum of control over the way I feel.
Investment, however, requires peace and a modicum of stability.
Excuse me, but I think a modicum of gratitude would not be outta line here.
We're trying to remain undetected.That does require a modicum of silence.
We are encouraged to detect a modicum of cautious optimism in this regard.
A modicum of class hatred is necessary to keep things running smoothly.
You think maybe you could show me a modicum of respect- as your boss?
Sir… with a modicum of regret and somewhat of a heavy heart, I'm sorry to say,'tis out of the question.
It seems incredible to have a modicum of accuracy with signals so ugly.
As though the successes belonged to the characters, andmy own contribution was a modicum of acting talent.
And… if you have a modicum of respect, you will spare me the gory details.
Multilateral trade negotiations would need to deliver a modicum of development gains.
Darlings, I must confess to a modicum of disappointment about the events of last evening.
Bright, four-legged characters, not once will make you smile in the game,what to give a modicum of good mood.
But I must admit I did feel a modicum of relief when I found out that you had run him over in a boat.
I do realize she was up late pledging her love to Meatball through song, butI do expect a modicum of professionalism.
In the developing world,there was often not even a modicum of informed consent, whatever the standard of the hospital.
The modicum of success in its development efforts is likely to continue to provide an attractive destination for economic migrants.
When I first met Kathryn Drummond,she showed a modicum of potential as an investigator.
It is generally believed-- and there is a modicum of truth in it-- that success in nuclear disarmament does not hinge on technical issues, but is a matter of political will.
Forget you? Forget her. Andthen she has the nerve to insult me simply'cause I have a modicum of sophistication and good taste.
All hopes- and there were many- that at least a modicum of"normalization" could have been possible by now have turned out to be specious.
There had been no indication of support by the EU, andthe United States was reported to have provided only a modicum of financial support.
That was a misguided strategy that had failed to deliver a modicum of justice and accountability for the Palestinian people.