Sentence examples for a bit more moderate from inspiring English sources

Sanders comes from the midlands, which is a bit more moderate.

But I predict it won't necessarily be an automatic consensus in favor of "Let's be a bit more moderate".

Michael Bloomberg, New York's mayor and a financial-industry titan in his own right, was a bit more moderate, but still accused the protesters of trying to "take the jobs away from people working in this city," a statement that bears no resemblance to the movement's actual goals.

"What I liked about Obama was that I felt that he was an outsider," says Grant. "I thought that he was a little bit more moderate on a lot of the issues than other Democrats.

But Clinton is a little bit more moderate than President Obama, she's not anti-business by any means but she does support the worker.

"Across northern England, where the low pressure is moving over, winds are a bit more slack, and they are moderate across southern and central Scotland.

One might have expected recent electoral defeats to give G.O.P. moderates a bit more backbone.

A delicious red curry ($9) has a bit more bite, but it, too, is moderated by coconut milk and plenty of bamboo shoots.

The cable industry says that rate increases have moderated so that they now are just a bit more than the overall rate of inflation and wage growth.

The moderate-conservative end of the G.O.P. field has a bit more space open than the conservative end.

A bit more so.