Sentence examples for might be moderated from inspiring English sources

In markets for shares or foreign exchange, such price rises might be moderated by other investors selling for future delivery in the hope of buying more cheaply later.

However, we have not considered the possibility that these peer effects might be moderated by a student's own ability.

Our findings suggest that holistic processing, as measured by the composite effect, might be moderated by less efficient attentional control in children and older adults.

We also examined whether note-naming accuracy would be related to age of onset of music lessons, and whether this association might be moderated if the first instrument had fixed pitches.

The association between happiness and food might be moderated by income.

We also examined how these associations might be moderated by gender by including interactions between gender and ASCL subscales.

Claims had fallen sharply in the prior three weeks, offering hope that the rash of layoffs seen in recent months might be moderating.

However, wage earners' household spending unexpectedly fell 0.4 percent in June from the same month a year earlier, compared with a median estimate for a 1 percent increase, suggesting that rapid gains in private consumption might be moderating slightly.

Living arrangements might be moderating the relation between eating behaviour and its determinants rather than causing eating behaviour as such.

Becoming competitive again statewide, he said, means winning over voters like Mr. Tom, who might be moderate or conservative on economics, but vehemently liberal beyond that.

Initially before Firesheep was completed I thought there might be moderate interest, but then after doing more research found a lot of one-off articles discussing this same issue that were essentially ignored.