Sentence examples for moderated from a from inspiring English sources

The price of benchmark crude oil futures has moderated from a record high of about $145 a barrel last July to around $71 on Monday.

"I couldn't believe it," observes McLaren, who was in town last week, looking as manic as ever, except that his hair has moderated from a Category 5 hurricane to a Category 3. "His campaign manager phoned me up.

While temperatures have moderated from a peak of triple-digit heat in recent days, in many stressed areas, rainfall is nowhere on the horizon.

HSBC said manufacturers cited rising raw materials prices as a key driver of inflation, which was at 5.3percentt in April, moderating from a 32-month high of 5.4percentt in March.

The sanction has been moderated from relegation to a reprimand," said a statement.

It's an understandable desire for something moderate from a man who spends so much of his life battling extremes.

One such is the fact that several groups that may look moderate from a distance are already at war with each other.

Mr. Carney, a moderate from a centrist state, said that during the first few months of his tenure here he "had been trying to find someone on the other side to talk to".

In 1860 Lincoln secured the Republican Party presidential nomination as a moderate from a swing state.

It may be the injury to this structure (with optional involvement of the muscle fascia) that differentiates a moderate from a minor partial muscle tear.

Indeed, when I asked Christopher Shays, a moderate from Connecticut and a big Lazio booster, to tell me about a time Lazio had put himself on the line, he was just as stumped as Tony Appolaro had been.