Sentence examples for moderately ahead from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's expects its pre-tax profits this year to be "moderately" ahead of the previous consensus City forecast of £548m, but there was nothing moderate about the share price reaction – up nearly 14%.

The company, which is best known for its distinctive lorries but also owns other businesses including Southend airport, said full year figures would be "moderately ahead of market expectations".

If your team is moderately ahead of the other team, it is advantageous to slow the game down in order to preserve your advantage.

Previously this year, successive weekends have proved level with the equivalent frame from 2014, or well ahead, or only very moderately down.

"When you have a moderately healthy marsh," he said, "you're way ahead of the game.

Total viewership and ratings for the episode were moderately down from the previous episode, "What Lies Ahead", which was watched by 7.26 million viewers and attained a 3.8 rating in the 18 49 demographic, according to the Nielsen ratings.

Is it worth your $5? Lets go ahead and answer those immediately: Surprisingly well, moderately okay, and probably.

Cast ahead to 2020 – if things go even moderately well, who gets the spoils?

"Japan's economy is starting to recover moderately," the Bank of Japan said on Thursday, pointing to better times ahead for important export markets.

Advice from a human being is sorely lacking when we sign up for workplace retirement plans, and there is a severe shortage of moderately priced financial advisers who will help nonmillionaires and put customers' interests ahead of their own.

So if you are more likely to take a long, moderately brisk walk than a short high-speed run, you may end up ahead of the game over the weeks and months with a lower level of intensity.