Sentence examples for moderate after from inspiring English sources

Trump withdrew from the televised encounter, scheduled for Thursday night in Des Moines, Iowa, in irritation at host Fox News for allowing Kelly to moderate after her questioning angered him in a debate last year.

Third, Bush if nominated would have to hastily reinvent himself as a moderate, after having moved tax-cuttingly right; but McCain is solidly positioned to take the center, which would ensure his victory in November while saving the House for the G.O.P.

White said that the decision to close the site – principally a message board which he has run for six years and which he inherited from a previous owner – was because it had become "unwieldy" and was "impossible to moderate" after the Jimmy Savile story when it started to attract 100,000 hits per day.

While consumer spending, which accounts for 70 percent of the nation's economic activity, was expected to moderate after growing at a 4.1 percent annual pace in the fourth quarter, economists said rising gasoline prices could cause a much bigger pullback than had been anticipated.

Soon after it was revealed that the JMB leaders had once been linked to the Jamaat, voters in a by-election in northern Bangladesh picked a Hindu independent candidate over the Jamaat's man (both the BNP and the AL had boycotted the poll).The way that Bangladesh practises Islam is pretty moderate: after all, its liberation struggle was, at one level, in defence of Bengal's secular traditions.

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She said prescription drug costs were moderating after steep increases.

They expressed concern that Mr. Bush's move to placate moderates after his sharp turn to the right in the primaries was more swift and successful than they expected.

According to a recent Gallup poll, self-described conservatives once again outnumber moderates after being at parity with them from 2005-2008.

Egypt's presidential election is suddenly a contest of moderates after a decision by the country's supreme election commission to bar 10 candidates from the race, including a controversial Mubarak-era spy chief and a popular Islamic fundamentalist.

With commodity prices high, companies' margins are being squeezed: overheated industries such as cars, steel, cement and basic materials are suffering especially.Property prices are also moderating after a period of extraordinary growth, particularly in big cities.