Sentence examples for moderate toll from inspiring English sources

As a result, the earthquakes – which measured between 4.7 and 5.7 on the Richter scale – claimed only 70 deaths, a relatively moderate toll.

It also incorporates a more moderate fare and toll revenue increase of 8percentt.

At the time Mr Assad's regime was reeling, most of the rebels were relatively moderate, the death toll was less than half the current total and the conflict had yet to spill into other countries.

Economists said higher food and gasoline prices, although they have been moderating recently, have taken their toll on retailers.

The amounts of subsidy and toll also have seen moderate changes which is an endorsement to the stability of the final results.

"I abandoned [my] blog once I started at the Irish Times because I felt didn't have the time for it anymore," she says, "but also because the obligation to moderate the community was taking its toll.

Trucking interests in the state also opposed the projects, preferring a moderate gas tax increase over any tolls.

The tolls set were quite moderate, and a group of merchants appear to have leased the river from Pyott for a period after 1767, but he eventually took control again.

The Europeans are also concentrating on efforts to contain the spreading violence in Israel and the Palestinian territories, nervous that the mounting death toll is shrinking the political space among moderate Arab nations for the international coalition against terrorism.

Within days, we started to see the toll of uprooting an almost 92-year-old woman with moderate dementia from familiar routine into uncharted waters.

2. cumulative exposure on transformed ratings: 1 (low), 2 (moderate), 3 (high) → 0, 10 10, as rating-year, except bars/gambling and toll booth workers (maximum rating = 1; no jobs rated high).