Sentence examples for moderated somewhat from inspiring English sources
The basic competition is based on price, but, for brick-and-mortar retailers (those that operate within a physical building), this is moderated somewhat by non-price forms of competition such as convenience of location, selection and display of merchandise, attractiveness of the retail establishment itself, and intangible factors such as reputation in the community.
The basic competition is price competition, but this is moderated somewhat by such non-price forms of competition as convenience of location, selection and display of merchandise, attractiveness of the retail establishment itself, and intangible factors such as reputation in the community.
Others believe the party has moderated somewhat under Keiko Fujimori.
A year ago, the price was around $30. New England's problems have been moderated somewhat by imports.
Its prices are moderated somewhat by the complimentary olives, pickles, greens, hummus, baba ghannouj and baskets of warm pita bread lavished on every diner.
But the serenity was moderated somewhat by the buzz of rebuilding that persists in Belle Harbor, which was hard hit by Hurricane Sandy last year.
However, acidic treatments improved plant growth and somewhat moderated the effects of drought.
A: I think the low inflation expectations suggest a somewhat moderated path of rates compared to what we previously laid out.
Maximum aridity occurs in the middle segment of the mountain system; to the west and east, however, the climate is somewhat moderated.
But it has somewhat moderated its rhetoric lately, after four prominent firms (Apple, PG&E, Exelon, and PNM Resources) quit, Nike resigned from its board and another board member, Duke Energy, cut its contributions in protest.
Mendelssohn, born in Vilnius, a child in Ireland and then an adult in New York, rising through the legal profession to the prestige of the judge's bench, is first discovered as "a blanket-shape" in a bed, in the enforced second-babyhood of the elderly, its humiliations only somewhat moderated by wealth.
