Sentence examples for becoming moderate from inspiring English sources

This results in 39,000 people becoming moderate drinkers or abstain from alcohol, which is about 3% of the amount of excessive drinkers in the Dutch population aged 20 65.

Would you say that maybe some of the equilibrium that you are referring to comes from the fact that Congress is becoming more moderate on both sides, with moderate Republicans and Democrats winning?

For many years, polls have shown that exiles' attitudes toward Castro are becoming more moderate.

The governor has had an ability to appear to -- becoming more moderate.

North Carolina Republicans have not reacted to these trends, however, by becoming more moderate.

By contrast, the perception of Mr. Gore is that he is becoming more moderate and less liberal.

Secondly, his stances seem to be infinitely malleable, becoming more moderate by the year and sometimes by the month.

But the main question here is if the FN led by Jean-Marie Le Pen is actually becoming a moderate force, with the right expertise to govern a nation in a global and multi-ethnic era.

Others in Israeli intelligence believe, or perhaps hope, that the fact that the deal went through may indicate that Hamas's stance is becoming more moderate, that the Arab Spring and the fall of Mubarak, with whom Israel shared a cold peace, might not pose as great a peril as Israel thought.

Although Ayer's views changed considerably after the 1930s, becoming more moderate and increasingly subtle, he remained loyal to empiricism, convinced that all knowledge of the world derives from sense experience and that nothing in experience justifies a belief in God or in any other extravagant metaphysical entity.

The Taiwan electorate is becoming more moderate because the rise of China is limiting Taiwan's options.