Sentence examples for moderate in terms from inspiring English sources

Without Ian Thorpe in Sydney and Athens, and without Stephanie Rice in Beijing, Australia's swimming results would have been comparatively moderate, in terms of medals won.

However, the very candidates whose positions and supporters appear "moderate" in terms of left-right ideology might not be so moderate on actual issues.

I've also met Steinberg and worked with his staff; they are professional, dedicated, and, based on my conversations with them, quite moderate in terms of the Israeli political spectrum.

The efficiency of existing combinatorial biological library methods has been moderate in terms of the success rates, the affinities of the ligands selected and the time and effort involved in trying to optimize the initial leads.

True, Trump often painted the current economy as a disaster during his campaign, but while the expansion that began in the second half of 2009 is fairly labeled "moderate" in terms of its growth pace, the facts are as I've listed them above.

The better way to describe the Obama agenda, I think, is that it's ambitious (even radical) in its scope and sharply different in direction from the Reagan-Bush era, but mostly moderate in terms of how far it goes on any single issue.

Discusses Bell's "moderate" position in terms of the times.

Although area shelters can point to only moderate success in terms of older animals, foster programs appear likely to grow.

Most of the fabricated components therefore show moderate performance in terms of starlight rejection (a few 100: 1 in the best cases).

Following a meeting between the two men today, the Tory leader said: "There is a lot the Conservative party has to learn from the Swedish Moderate party in terms of how to win an election.

The procedure aims to obtain bases in such way that the condition numbers for the element matrices are almost constant or have a moderate increase in terms of the polynomial order.