Sentence examples for moderate to an from inspiring English sources

After the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy (1814), the émigrés became an important force in French politics, their views ranging from a moderate to an extreme royalist position.

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 the Rackspace website c we might select either a 1GB or 2GB memory machine, and we need to be able to map from "Moderate" to an average for the now separated Incoming and Outgoing bandwidth – difficult to do already if we don't have an available definition of Moderate with respect to I/O, and also if we're unclear about how this might meet our likely data requirements in either direction.

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 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].

Of the eight items examining the sedentary behaviours, seven of them showed a moderate to a substantial agreement.

This exposed the moderates to an onslaught from which they may not recover.

"Indeed, the Fed will remain in a tightening mode until there are definitive signs that the economy is moderating to an noninflationary pace," Mr. Fine said.

Similar findings have been reported by others [ 68- 70] but these may be moderated to an extent by sex [ 69].

At around 2,000m, the burning heat of the lowlands was moderated to a distant memory.