As the researchers see it, the men are using their mobile phones as peacocks use their immobilizing feathers and male bullfrogs use their immoderate croaks: to advertise to females their worth, status and desirability.
Warren's immoderate "On to Richmond!" slogan may well have been lost to history in the Tribune's tiny type and dense columns of war correspondence had not Greeley's managing editor, Charles A. Dana, given it new life a month later.
Mr Brown's redistribution is not so immoderate as to terrify many voters.
For instance, he gave immoderate praise to Charlotte Lennox's The Female Quixote and Charles Macklin's two-act comic play The Covent Garden Theatre, or Paquin Turn'd Drawcansir; Lennox and Macklin were long-time friends of Fielding, and Macklin's play was based on Fielding's life.
CROWDFUNDING has been touted as a mechanism for artists and other creators without access to ready cash, big donors or bank loans to obtain modest to immoderate sums of money designated for specific projects.
With these fingerprinted trophies to immoderate moderation, a toast was made, to the end of a long, harmless war.
Should he go on to immoderate beer drinking, he becomes a walking vitamin pill".
And plants, apparently being immoderate things, like to gulp it all down in a shot -- say, once a week.
And for some people, at least, drinking can easily progress from moderate to immoderate.
This patient, like many in the study, believed immoderate anger posed harm to herself, by raising her blood glucose, and harm to her husband because he had to tolerate a strongly expressed negative emotion.
