Sentence examples for moderate enough to from inspiring English sources

My paralysis is moderate enough to allow me to pass.

The Indy's leader, headlined "Pink Ed", thinks his manifesto "is moderate enough to win over floating voters".

While I have moderate as well as liberal Democratic friends, in the last number of years I've rarely encountered a Republican moderate enough to maintain a friendship with.

He found himself torn between delivering a speech militant enough to keep the boycotters motivated yet "moderate enough to keep this fervor within controllable and Christian bounds" (King, 59).

Mr. Orlando said there was no way that New Jersey could prevent people from switching to another system, though state officials believe that the fee is moderate enough to prevent most people from switching to another state's.

These fluctuations merely reinforce the impression, growing since the opening week of the season, that both are moderate enough to be vulnerable against the clubs below them in the league.

The impurity concentration in the fluid is considered to be moderate enough as to not significantly affect its viscosity and as for the impurities in the fluid to be noninteracting with each other (specially when colliding with the channel wall).

Taxes remain low, while the casualties are moderate enough not to be greatly felt, particularly by the urban elite.

Meanwhile, the proposed approach enhances the contrast at the moderate level enough to observe each component of the aircraft body and the take-off trail clearly without an alteration in the brightness.

Adverse events will be classified as: Mild: awareness of sign or symptom, but easily tolerated; Moderate: discomfort enough to cause interference with usual activity; Severe: incapacitating with inability to do usual activity.

They would not moderate rapidly enough to prevent many extinctions, but in the long run decreasing the human population of the planet is the only way to stably stop extinctions.