Sentence examples for has moderated the from inspiring English sources

Unlike Europe, America has moderated the pace of its fiscal tightening, thanks to the temporary extension of the payroll-tax cut.

Goldberg, who has moderated the show since O'Donnell's exit, seemed the most comfortable, saying that she was back "like bad gas" and sharing pictures of her great-granddaughter, who is named, astoundingly, Charlie Rose.

The burst of activity came after a closely watched index in China showed that while the pace of expansion in China has moderated, the slowdown had not become a worry.

Someone who understands the past reluctance to come out is Andy Mangels, 43, who since 1988 has moderated the "Gays in Comics" panel at the Comic-Con International in San Diego.

"There are encouraging signs of improving activity in advanced economies, while growth in many emerging market economies has moderated," the fund's International Monetary and Financial Committee said in a statement issued Saturday, adding that growth had "generally remained resilient" among poorer countries.

"What was exciting about bringing this to AGU was an opportunity for the scientists to experience the social dynamics" of diplomacy, said Rooney-Varga, who has moderated the game dozens of times around the globe.

Last September the House unanimously passed a bill that would have moderated the retroactive aspect of the 1996 act.

China's reliance on joint ventures by state-owned enterprises with multinational companies seems to have moderated the international reaction.

Indeed, one of the great virtues of a work-sharing plan is that by reducing uncertainty and job loss it would have moderated the decline in consumer demand.

We also investigated the effect of further variables that may have moderated the found relationship and thereby could have affected the presented relationship in significant ways.

This kind of proposal would certainly have moderated the price of Sovaldi.