Sentence examples for moderate direction from inspiring English sources
The DPP, moving in a moderate direction, is playing up these grievances, while downplaying its message of independence.
Seeking to protect the slim majority that they hold in the State Senate, Republican leaders have been steering their house in a moderate direction on several issues, from health care and abortion rights to lobbying reform.
If there was ever any suggestion that the massacres in Aurora and Newtown would tilt the N.R.A. in a more moderate direction, the elevation of Porter has quashed it.
Ivanka and her husband, Jared—"Jarvanka" in Bannon's unflattering nickname would be blamed for some of the President's most questionable decisions and overruled repeatedly when they tried to pull their father in a more moderate direction.
While most Democrats, and those who lean Democratic, appear to think that Democratic leaders should move in a more moderate direction, most Republicans and their leaners think that the Republicans should move in a more conservative direction.
Fifty-four percent believe that party leaders need to move in a more conservative direction, while only 40 percent believe that they need to move in a more moderate direction.
"We certainly hope the election will be free of intimidation and outside interference, and that the results of the election continue a moderate, positive direction," Mrs. Clinton said.
Focus groups were moderated by an experienced researcher using a low moderator-direction approach [ 30].
The blue and red segments are the directions of σ 1 and σ 3, respectively, and the green segment shows the moderate principal stress direction of σ 2. The black segment indicates the stress condition with σ 2 ≈ σ 1 from the obtained stress ratio.
Such minor reversals could, incidentally, prove a problem for Labour, which has been moving in this moderate, market-lite direction with some success in recent months.
With a furious electorate lashing out in every direction, moderate Republicans are loth to stick their heads above the parapet.Beware the backlashThe Republican Party's strategists reckon that relentless opposition will pay electoral dividends.
