Sentence examples for live moderately from inspiring English sources

As Jeanne Calment indicated on her 122nd birthday: those who live moderately live long.

"Then, when we were older and wanting to avoid risk, we realized that if we continued to live moderately, we wouldn't have to borrow".

He sees temperance which he defines as living moderately with relatively low consumption as key.

Other woodrats live in moderately large structures built at the bases of cacti, bushes, or trees, in caves, on rock-strewn slopes, or on ledges.

"This person over here is going to live very moderately and miserly, maybe leave a $5 million estate, and when he dies he's going to pay a great reward for living miserly to the federal treasury," Mr. Grassley said.

If you are going through a drought, though, or if you only live in moderately moist conditions, you will need to water the vine at least once a week.

Two subjects indicated that their nasal mining habits interfered with their daily lives (moderately to markedly).

The majority of the Malinke people of Upper Guinea lived in moderately large villages of about 1,000 inhabitants located near permanent water sources, the adjacent soils of which were used for cultivation.

Now as a healthy adult living a moderately comfortable lifestyle, I find ways to blame inanimate objects for their shoddiness, instead of blaming myself for being a cheap, lazy bastard.

Additionally, those living in moderately food insecure situations in Ontario had medical costs that were 95percentt higher than those in food-secure households (compared to 32percentt higher in marginally food insecure households and 75percentt higher in severely food insecure households), according to a study published by Tarasuk in the August Canadian Medical Association Journal.

Same anaesthesia protocol was applied for the patients living at moderately high altitude and the sea level.