Sentence examples for had been moderately from inspiring English sources
Dumas's politics had been moderately conservative, and he had prospered under the monarchy.
They had been moderately valued, at about £40,000, but he is concerned about the impact of illicit excavations.
Sascha Becker, Thiemo Fetzer and Dennis Novy argue that austerity was a key factor in the vote and that, if public spending cuts had been moderately less severe, remain would have won.
In the study, which began in 1999, researchers recruited 654 youths ages 12 to 17 who had been moderately to severely depressed for up to a year or longer.
Although Dr. Cashin had been "moderately wealthy," as The New York Times wrote in 1970, he poured nearly all of his personal resources into the party he founded, leaving his family in vastly reduced circumstances, Ms. Cashin wrote.
Yet he remained self-effacing about his role in shaping the trajectory of the medium: "I think anybody who had been moderately competent, reasonably alert to the vitality of what was actually going on in the medium would have done the same thing I did," he said.
Based on this feedback, we re-examined prior data and found that the phrases "I felt unbalanced" and "My life is balanced" had been moderately-endorsed in evocative interviews [ 12].
So far, the launch has been moderately successful: 30,000 people have played the game in the past two weeks.
I like to think I have been moderately successful, thanks in no small part to my scientific training.
These approaches have been moderately successful in identifying several genes that contribute to the complexity of alcohol use disorders.
