Sentence examples for a moderate attitude from inspiring English sources

This is a moderate attitude, but also a straightforward expression that was rarely seen in the media previously.

"A moderate attitude," he lamented in his "History of The Peloponnesian War," "was deemed a mere shield for lack of virility, and a reasoned understanding with regard to all sides of an issue meant that one was indolent and of no use for anything".

These practitioners were likely to have a moderate attitude towards dental consultations in general practice and prescribed antibiotics in these situations to appease the patient and avoid conflict.

Other factors being equal, the analyses revealed a relatively high dental caries score in children who reported dental visits in recent 12 months and in children with a moderate attitude towards health while a lower caries level was seen among children who perceived their own oral health status as good or average (Table 7).

The darkening mood surrounding the Israelis marks a reversal of a more moderate attitude that had been developing toward Israel in an organization that has been traditionally hostile.

The multivariate analyses revealed high risk for caries for children with low or moderate attitude towards health, a history of dental visits and a preference for drinking sugary drinks during school hours.

Also the fact that Czech Republic has a strong tradition in firearms manufacturing and competition shooting contributes to generally moderate attitude to gun control.

"Of course, his moderate attitude on Afghanistan seemed to be 'stay the course,' " Mr. Collins said.

His moderate attitude toward the Australian Communist Party and his unsuccessful attempt to nationalize private banks led to his defeat in the elections of 1949.

Respondents who score moderate attitude toward professionalism were 41.9%.

While the total caries experience among children with moderate attitude was 2.5 it was only 1.7 among children with high attitude towards health.