Sentence examples for less moderation from inspiring English sources

I hear the calls for less moderation – and I'm sure our moderators, who do a very difficult job and work extremely hard in the face of often strident criticism and little thanks, do too.

But I think we have to be confident that, if we end up being successful in averting the risk of a very, very dangerous, damaging spiral in the financial markets with the consequences of a very deep recession or a deeper recession than in the early 1990s, then we will be able to deal with the likely consequences that we will have more inflation and less moderation than we now anticipate.

By changing lattice size of fuel rod in the typical light water reactors, less moderation is possible and epithermal neutron spectra are achieved.

Slack's higher barrier to entry — volunteers must download Slack and get an invitation to join from an administrator — means fewer intergroup problems and less moderation.

Classes for the fall semester had yet to begin, so there was no homework to tug at the student conscience for moderation, much less temperance.

Memes are traditionally born in Tumblr, Twitter, Reddit and other outer echelons of social media, where the humour is darker, the mood more cynical and, crucially, the moderation less robust.

The cracks in this facade are very evident — whether it's a high profile failure such as the Kremlin-backed mass manipulation of Facebook's platform or this smaller scale but no less telling individual moderation failure.

The candidates' lack luster responses to this specific issue were representative of the larger problem with less-than-perfect moderation: the American people are left misinformed on the specific facts, as well as a candidate's precise stance on a given issue.

Slow Food believes you should eat less, eat more in moderation.

Qualities valued in a play-by-play man — temperance, moderation — are less important for the color man, who spikes the balls that his partner sets.

PAGE A16 Gay Marriage in California Court A16 WINE MAY LOWER RISK OF A CANCER Two studies published in this month's issue of the journal Gastroenterology suggest that people who drink wine in moderation are less likely to develop conditions that may lead to esophageal cancer.