Sentence examples for Lose moderate from inspiring English sources

The budget battle ahead mirrors the continuing health care fight, in which concessions to Republican moderates alienate conservatives, while overtures to conservatives lose moderate votes.

In 2014 the ANC could also lose moderate voters to Agang, another new party, led by Mamphele Ramphela, a veteran of the fight against apartheid.

How Donald Trump and President Obama Put Republicans in a Bind By JENNIFER STEINHAUER Aug. 6, 2016 Party leaders risk alienating core voters if they disavow Mr. Trump as the president has suggested, but they are likely to lose moderate voters if they do not.

Massive research, on which the National Institutes of Health has easily spent $100 million over the past decade, has shown again and again and again that educating and coaching people with high blood sugar to start moderate exercise and lose moderate amounts of weight is TWICE as EFFECTIVE as standard medication in preventing them from developing out right diabetes: this education is also cheap.

He has not only lost moderate allies but gained leftist antagonists.

But when they got the concessions, the Republicans lost moderate members, who were concerned their constituents would lose basic services.

As Labour wins radical votes, it risks losing moderate votes to the Tories: 2% went that way last time.

This was fortunate for Republicans, because they lost moderate voters to Democrats by 13 percentage points (and liberals by 82 percentage points).

When Boehner tries to make the bill extreme enough to appease the Tea Party hardliners, he loses moderate votes.

Though ninety per cent of Republicans now say that they'll vote for Romney, he remains distrusted by conservatives, and every move he might make to appease them (such as muzzling a spokesman, Richard Grenell, for being gay) will risk losing moderates.

The old bill — which had a 17percentt approval rating and would have left 24 million more people uninsured, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis — lost moderates concerned about coverage losses, as well as hard-line conservatives who thought it didn't go far enough in rolling back the Affordable Care Act's regulations.