Sentence examples for increasingly moderated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bendixen cited a poll by his own agency in April showing that Cuban-Americans had increasingly moderated their views toward Cuba, with a slight majority in favor of letting Americans travel there.
Temperature conditions within a quartz stone, under thin and thick quartz stones, and at a depth of 30 mm underneath the quartz field were increasingly moderated by the insulating effect of stone and soil.
As access to such journalism is increasingly moderated through Facebook, does this mean that the next Pentagon Papers bombshell might be banned by Facebook for violating its standards or removed at government request?
Demands for U-turns and a moderated agenda will become increasingly vociferous and backed by certain Labour MPs.
"The human head knows that, especially in the world we now inhabit, our deepest desires must somehow be moderated to suit the increasingly tough reality of a competitive world in which, though still a great nation, we no longer have the power or the wealth which once allowed us to live in splendid isolation," it said.
Meanwhile, those who confine themselves to moderated spaces will become increasingly unaware of the wider picture.
Hosted by Hofstra University in New York and moderated by NBC news anchor Lester Holt, it promises be an absorbing collision of personalities, philosophies and styles and has taken on added significance as polls show an increasingly tight race.
Yet his position moderated after he became the nuclear negotiator in 2005 and tried to press back against Mr. Ahmadinejad's radical approach, which had left Iran increasingly isolated.
