modicum

But first he has to bring a modicum of security.

And if you've got a modicum of control you can keep from coming.

But I do so with at least a modicum of love in my heart.

And even given, along with everyone else, a modicum of thanks?

Though perhaps a modicum of rest would better serve you at the moment.

Now she was the only person who could right a wrong and give her friend a modicum of justice.

Second, the country must have a modicum of physical safety.

But no one with even a modicum of common sense apparently.

"Only man in the ship who can make you see even a modicum of sense."

We still have a modicum of free will, as you just discovered.

But people who park on the street were recently given a modicum of relief.

There is a modicum of truth to the story the way he told it.

Now she at least had something to do which gave her a modicum of confidence.

There was just enough ground in the way to provide a modicum of privacy.

In fact, the numbers do include at least a modicum of spin.

Looking after a fire does require a modicum of attention and responsibility.

"You have found a mortal with some modicum of sense."

It felt favorable going down, so I took another modicum.

He did not show even a modicum of emotion throughout.

In the end even those who break the rules do so with a modicum of grace.

I am pleased that there has been at least some modicum of common sense.

He became a physician and developed a modicum of economic success.

And those who plant plants, soon learn that they must provide at least a modicum of care.

It is written for someone with a modicum of project management background.