Sentence examples for moderated from the from inspiring English sources

The annual decline for August has moderated from the reading in July, when prices fell 2.1%, the largest drop in 60 years.

"While it would be premature to conclude that the sales decline has hit bottom, there are some indications that the rate of decline has moderated from the final quarter of 2008.

Meanwhile, the military's attitude may be moderating from the other direction.

She is also coordinating the private fund-raising to pay his fees, which he has agreed to moderate from the firm's customary $400 to $500 an hour.

Try to go in spring or fall, when temperatures moderate from the upper 80's of July and the waves of tourists have gone home.

Growth has begun to moderate from the torrid pace of 10 percent annual growth last year, but inflationary pressure has not abated; in fact, it has strengthened.

T. Rowe Price portfolio managers in a recent client report argued that emerging market equities can continue to outperform those in developed markets, though the pace of their advance will likely moderate from the dizzying returns of the last five years.

In every case, moderates from the president's own party provided the margin of difference.

In 2004, Morgan writes, Pope attempted to purge Republican moderates from the General Assembly — including him.

The cycle of standoffs drove one of the last remaining Republican moderates from the House this week.

Talks between moderates from the ruling party and opposition run for weeks.