Sentence examples for moderate means from inspiring English sources
They should be affordable to people of moderate means.
Today's collectivists are going after malefactors of moderate means.
Blackstone was the fourth and posthumous son of Charles Blackstone, a silk merchant of moderate means.
If being moderate means being a war-monger, I want nothing more to do with it.
But being moderate means throwing away ideological blinders and facing reality.
Reform, he argued, should be undertaken "by moderate men using moderate means".
"We have toys for all age groups, all demographic groups, people of moderate means, the very wealthy.
Had not the Greeks of more moderate means and modest tastes eventually beaten back the advancing Persians?
Just 29.1% are categorised as "hard-pressed" or of "moderate means", compared with 36.9% for the country.
30 A grade of 'moderate' means that further research is likely to have an important impact on our confidence in the estimate of effect and may change the estimate.
The longitudinal severe adversity class comprised 33% of individuals classified as moderate means/hard pressed compared to 10% in the low adversity class and 14% of the overall sample (χ = 46.3, 6df, p <0.001).
