Sentence examples for moderately than from inspiring English sources

"His involvement in the transition team belies any suggestion that Trump will lead more moderately than he campaigned".

Mr. Stewart, who dresses in pinstripes and speaks more moderately than some in his camp, said in a debate here on Monday that the state flag had become a scapegoat for deeper racial and economic problems.

If you're lucky and certain medications work well, you can still enjoy these foods to some extent and still drink, though you're advised to do so more moderately than before.

However erroneous such an appeal to Solon was with regard to the facts it is a good example of "invented tradition"—it is undoubtedly true that members of that group behaved more moderately than some of the other oligarchs (Theramenes helped to overthrow the Four Hundred).

Latin America and the Caribbean agricultural production also experienced slow growth in 1998, although more moderately than for the Far East and Oceania region.

The bimodality of divergence values indicated that fewer duplicate sequences had diverged moderately than expected; rather duplicates had remained largely unchanged or become very different.

Rolling Stone and Us Weekly also had moderately higher-than-average sales with their Obama covers.

For example the human resource is most important factor than process and moderately important than product it means that the control and uncontrollable factors are least important criteria.

This is not to say that Elbaz's work is more moderately priced than Ford's — or than any other high-fashion designer's, for that matter.

Again, real acupuncture was slightly better than sham treatment, while acupuncture was moderately better than no acupuncture.

Indeed, Osborne will more than use the extra leeway created by the OBR, spending £6.2bn more next year than he expected in July, so that borrowing is moderately higher than expected in the short run.