Examples of using Modicum in English and their translations into German
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A modicum, right.
There is some truth to theidea that human beings should have a modicum of common sense.
Two, gain a modicum of control over the way I feel.
I commend MrFox on his work to at least bring some modicum of common sense in 2012 and 2013.
Because of a modicum, until the more bitty quantities.
Still, he can be credited for some tangible results in bringing Chechnya a modicum of normality.
Still, I do feel a modicum of guilt about the whole thing.
But let us assume for amoment that the leaders of our opposition have retained some modicum of courage and devotion to principle.
Even a modicum of self-recognition will light a fire under you.
There is no harm in fasting from time to time for a day or two or in reducing the food taken to a small butsufficient modicum;
Learning how to live with a modicum of happiness and no harm to others?
With a modicum of ill will, you might take that to be an exceptionally vile blasphemy of the Savior.
And if you show me just a modicum of respect, maybe I will teach you.
Recovered partially after the clash with the enemies of David,When do the words quoted above that give us a modicum of relief.
Impossible to win without a modicum of control, it was the harsh lesson any hothead had to learn the hard way… if he survived the teaching.
This must not come as a surprise to anyone who's been spending even a modicum of attention for the past ten years or so.
Failing a modicum of understanding on the part of administrations, the only answer to the problem lies in the abolition of tax frontiers.
I would urge the Council in the strongest possible terms to do whatever it can tomake sure there is at least some modicum of respect for human rights in Iraq.
Calcium chloride is the hot shot, and if even a modicum pass by vein, a person may be deprived of the veins, hands and everything.
However, it is patently clear thattrade with the Jiang regime has not fostered even a modicum of respect for basic human rights.
Even though the body requires a modicum of the requisites of food, clothing, shelter, and medicine, there's an awful lot that it doesn't need.
In short, the question that I would like to put toyou is this: why do your commitments always fall short of justice in the economy, a modicum of justice in economic matters?
I can tell them how you people, without a shred, without a modicum of evidence, illegally detained an innocent pregnant woman in a dank storeroom.
We like new applications and try them out, handing over access to our Facebook or Twitter accounts withoutmuch thought about the migration of our personal data from big companies with some modicum of oversight to small companies without rigorous structures and limits.
When countries with tortured histories get this modicum of good fortune, the rich and powerful should seize the chance to help them develop.
But if you have just a modicum of the oily black soul that we think you do, well, when this show goes live to the whole world, you will be the High Priest of Heart.
It is as though the power plug had been plugged in, in January,and that there was a modicum of energy coursing through the machinery to ensure that all parts were“warmed” and ready to go.
The question is purely academic; anyone with even a modicum of PC knowledge would know that cleaning the PC is a thorough and comprehensive job that requires tools that can do it from the outside as well as internally.
We always have the same problem in both cases, namely ensuring that we are ableon the one hand to guarantee a modicum of transparency and on the other hand that Parliament is sufficiently involved in controlling this.
It is also important that public health authorities regain some modicum of respect in the eyes of Lyme disease patients and look closely at how they communicate with the public about conditions like Lyme disease.