Sentence examples for moderate to a from inspiring English sources
Magdalena Andersson, who is likely to take Mr Borg's job, is moderate to a fault.
Economic growth has rebounded strongly in the current quarter but appears likely to moderate to a more sustainable pace.
The selection of General Jones will elevate another foreign policy moderate to a team that will include Robert M. Gates, a carry-over from the Bush administration, as defense secretary and Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state.
Mr. Zoellick, the former president of the World Bank, who also served in the Bush administration, comes from the internationalist wing of the party; Mr. Bolton's allies deride him as moderate to a fault.
The Obama campaign can, and certainly will, use Mr. Romney's record as governor of Massachusetts against him – not just his metamorphosis from a moderate to a "severe" conservative on issues like abortion and health care reform, but also his failure to create jobs.
The reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS) has been classified with moderate to a severe headache, which was also accompanied by reversible vasoconstriction of the cerebral vasculature [2].
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.
At around 2,000m, the burning heat of the lowlands was moderated to a distant memory.
Red Shed wants to attract liberals and political moderates to a marketplace historically populated by conservatives and right-wing extremists.
Since then, growth has moderated to a 4% to 5% range, but Chilean total public and foreign debt is very low relative to other Latin countries.
This was moderated to a direct route from Tromsø Airport to Bergen, which SAS received permission for on 4 March 1965.
