Sentence examples for moderate by many from inspiring English sources

Economic improvement was mostly described as moderate by many districts, according to the data collected up until April 4. In highlighting manufacturing and retail, the latest report was similar to one released in March, which said the economy expanded at a "modest to moderate" pace as those sectors grew in all but a few regions of the country.

He's never called for any kind of violence and is considered a moderate by many.

Bush has been something of a quizzical presence in this race--a man knocked as a moderate by many in his party, despite the sharply conservative nature of his governorship.

The amazing thing is that Mike Rogers is often seen as a somewhat moderate Republican by many in Michigan.

Polling shows that while conservative voters back McConnell's strategy, most Americans believe the Senate should at least hold hearings to consider the president's nominee, who is considered a moderate justice by many measures.

The mode of transmission is complex and non-Mendelian and is probably contributed by a small number of genes of moderate effect, or by many genes of small effect, or a mixture of the two [ 3].

But his moderate views are shared by many Conservatives voters.Mr Manning's bet is that the future lies with Mr Harris's style of conservatism.

He told Ms. Rice that Israel "wanted to make a positive contribution to a successful meeting and was eager that the meeting be attended by many moderate Arab states," said a spokesman for Mr. Olmert, David Baker.

The Russian call to expel the jihadi fighters is being resisted by many moderate opposition groups since they see it as Russian attempt to weaken and divide the resistance.

Absent entitlement reform, there will be no money left for the "limited but active" government favored by many moderate Republicans to do anything except pay retirees' health care bill.

The pattern has become almost familiar, so much so that Dr. Khan's death was called unsurprising by many moderate Muslims, who complain that the government has become powerless in the face of the extremists.