Sentence examples for because moderate from inspiring English sources
I expect to keep the Republican base that I have because moderate Republicans are looking for a home.
Small studies testing for an effect that is of moderate strength will mostly be inconclusive, because moderate effects are too small to detect with a small study.
But Mr McCain will probably do better than George Bush there, because moderate suburbanites like his record on such issues as climate change and immigration.
Yet there is a real danger to the nation if well-reasoned opposing opinions on limited government are squelched because moderate Republicans like Christine Todd Whitman and Olympia Snowe have no voice.
Two rounds of voting would see the leader of the Front National beaten when it came to the final choice because moderate voters would coalesce behind whoever emerges as her prime competitor.
He said many of the people who received the inaccurate letters would be described as "lower-income," because moderate- and low-income taxpayers are more likely to use the tax credits -- for dependent children, for disabilities, for educational scholarships -- that had resulted in the miscalculations in the letters.
Last year, some experts were hoping that El Niño would help the southwestern US droughts because moderate-to-strong events bring more winter rain and snow to California — even flooding and mudslides during 1998's strong El Niño.
For Republicans, the state is important, too, because moderates like Mr. McCain and Mr. Giuliani want to demonstrate that New Jersey should not be written off as a blue state.
"Say we lose by forty-nine to fifty-one because moderates like Voinovich and Snowe" — George Voinovich, of Ohio, and Olympia Snowe, of Maine — "oppose it," he said.
Mr. Ganske insists he will hold enough Republican votes to pass his bill, precisely because moderates pick and choose when they will take a stand.
Meanwhile voters who occupy the middle ground get little credit for their unpredictability.This may be because moderates do not sit comfortably in the political narrative of biological determinists like Mr Tuschman.
