Sentence examples for moderate forms and from inspiring English sources

He then claims that there are two forms of constitution from which the rest are derived, monarchy and democracy, and attempts to show the virtues of the moderate forms, and the vices of the extreme forms, of each constitution by considering Persia's development from a moderate to an extreme monarchy and Athens's development from a moderate to an extreme democracy.

The majority of patients suffer from mild to moderate forms and are treated in primary care settings.

For stunting, as many as 57.2% of those with moderate forms and 62.5% of those with severe forms had not shifted after 3 months.

Among these 35 GRMD dogs, 26 were categorized as moderate forms, and nine as severe forms at 6 months of age.

Two had a mild form of the disease, two a moderate form, and two a severe form.

In 12 patients (46.2%), acute HDV occurs in moderate form and in 14 patients (53.8%) – in severe form.

During 9 ± 7 years of follow-up, seven gene mutation carriers previously considered unaffected were diagnosed as affected with ARVC (four males and three females, age range 15 30 years, mean 18 ± 5 years); three of them had a moderate form and four had a mild form of the disease.

Pathological lying: can be moderate or high; in moderate form, and will be shrewd, crafty, cunning, sly, and clever (in extreme form, he will be deceptive, deceitful, underhanded, unscrupulous, manipulative, and dishonest).

Indeed, the philosophical discussion has shifted to these moderate or even ultra-moderate forms, and most philosophers who describe themselves as nationalists propose very moderate nationalist programs.

The smallest group (2.3%) experienced extreme forms of violence; the largest group (52.5%) scored low on all three forms of violence; 18.6% experienced mainly moderate forms of violence and 26.6% experienced strong and moderate forms of violence.

More moderate forms are false and treacherous: if anything even more dangerous, because they conceal the raging, homicidal lunacy that is religion's true nature.