Sentences with phrase «providing at least a modicum»

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Whatever, dude: As long as season two — officially subtitled Atlanta Robbin» Season — contains at least a modicum of season one's woozy surreality, or continues to provide weekly spotlights for Glover, Brian Tyree Henry, Lakeith Stanfield, and Zazie Beetz to show why they're one of the finest casts on TV, we're in.

This will at least provide some modicum of consolation that it is economics, not performance, which has fueled the layoff.

But researchers have determined that J.J. spent enough time with her mother before being separated to get at least a modicum of the colostrum [the mother's first milk] that provides whales their immune system.

Then, in the flash of an eye, a slew of endless press releases from Thomson Legal & Regulatory and LexisNexis praising themselves for the fact they are themselves; combined with their endless desire to control and purchase every and any new company (mainly tech based these days) that may actually have products that could compete with them sometime in the future or at the very least provide some modicum of balance in the market just quashes any hopes I had for the year.