Sentence examples for moderate during the from inspiring English sources

Call volume at mutual fund telephone centers has been moderate during the lull, fund companies said.

Economic growth was moderate during the first half of the year.

"It's a huge challenge for Brady," said Mr. Edgar, who endorsed State Senator Kirk W. Dillard, a Hinsdale moderate, during the primary.

The commission stressed that the pace of growth would moderate during the second half, reflecting the softening of the global economy and the fading of the temporary factors that helped start the recovery.

Kasich, who ran as a moderate during the Republican primaries but has signed several restrictions on abortion into law in the last few years, will have to decide whether to sign one or both bills into law, veto them, or ignore them, in which case they would automatically be enacted into law within a few weeks.

The O.E.C.D. report itself was moderately upbeat on the outlook for the large economies, although it stressed that growth was likely to moderate during the first half of 2010 as support from the inventory cycle faded, some fiscal stimulus measures ended and private demand suffered from sluggish credit growth and weak labor markets.

On that issue, he clashed with the moderates during the party's session (meeting) at Surat (now in Gujarat state) in 1907, and the party split.

The use of this term employs a word used with devastating results to describe the Tutsi minority and Hutu moderates during the 1994 Rwanda genocide when they were referred to by those responsible for the genocide as "cockroaches".

Men such as Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, who helped purge the party of moderates during the primaries, may or may not run themselves, but will not support the nomination of a candidate who softens the ultra-conservative message just because that might play better against Mr Obama.

6 P.M. (Flix) HOTEL RWANDA (2004) In this fact-based political thriller from Terry George, Don Cheadle, below right, who received an Oscar nomination for his performance, plays Paul Rusesabagina, the Hutu manager of a luxury hotel who harbored more than a thousand Tutsis and Hutu moderates during the 100-day blood bath in 1994.

Martin Luther King was "gravely disappointed" in what he called "white moderates" during the black civil rights movement and I can really empathise.