Sentence examples for beginning to moderate from inspiring English sources

But prices are beginning to moderate from those heady days when dealers scrambled just to find used cars to sell.

It may also signal that the court is beginning to moderate its destructive use of the doctrine it calls "federalism" to invalidate or limit laws passed by Congress.

But as China's international ties become more complicated, argues Chris Alden of the London School of Economics, Chinese diplomats are beginning to moderate their reflexive stand against interference.

The bookseller has recently vowed to focus more on digital content, including books, movies and popular apps, while beginning to moderate its investment in its digital hardware division.

While the year 2000 began with record warmth across the United States, it ended with a prolonged record cold spell that is only now beginning to moderate, climate experts said yesterday.

Stock prices climbed Friday as investors seemed to endorse the results of the government's stress tests of 19 major banks and to new figures showing that the pace of job losses was beginning to moderate.

And energy costs have begun to moderate.

But there were signs that inflation could begin to moderate.

Like other radical movements, Hamas began to moderate its political programme following its rise to power.

When he gets to be a Senator, then he begins to moderate.

They have only gradually begun to moderate their pace of new loans this autumn.