Sentence examples for moderated to a from inspiring English sources
Clothing prices, which had jumped 1.1percentt in August, moderated to a 0.1percentt rise in September.
Chicago Board Options Exchange's market volatility index, the so-called VIX, was at an all-time high Friday morning, but moderated to a reading of 67.73.
At around 2,000m, the burning heat of the lowlands was moderated to a distant memory.
In its statement, the Fed noted that recent economic reports indicate "that the expansion of aggregate demand has moderated to a pace closer to the enhanced rate of growth of the economy's potential to produce".
"After the very strong growth recorded during the World Cup period, revenue increases in our GB radio division have moderated to a forecast 5% growth in the third quarter," said UTV chairman Richard Huntington. "TalkSport is expected to be up by 7% and local radio expected to be marginally higher than in the same quarter last year".
India's headline inflation rate moderated to a three-year low of 7.18 percent in December, and the central bank said there was likelihood that inflation would remain around current levels heading into the 2013-14 fiscal year, which starts in April.
The collected vocabulary descriptors were further moderated to form a bank of 39 positively-worded descriptors, among which 8 descriptors were from B1 (SCE5), 7 from B1+ (SCE6), 11 from B2 (SCE7), and 13 from C1 (see8) (see Appendix 1).
Contrary to popular belief, not all of these posts and not all of the comments have merely toed the official party line or been moderated to within an inch of their lives.
"While new business growth moderated to its lowest for a year-and-a-half in December, UK construction firms are still highly upbeat about their prospects for output growth in 2015," said Tim Moore, senior economist at Markit.
Fuel assemblies are designed to be under-moderated to produce a negative moderator temperature coefficient under all operational circumstances.
Growth moderated to about 4% annually between 2003 and 2007.
