Sentence examples for moderately too from inspiring English sources

Many clinicians working in the field will tell you to do all things in moderation; I abide by this, but also think moderation itself should be done moderately, too.

(It was released in 1997 and did moderately well — "Too stagebound to be entirely successful," Variety wrote, in a typical review).

The overlying pleura were moderately thickened too.

Part of the problem is that moderates are behaving a bit too moderately.

David projects his voice too moderately and adopts a wry, detached presence that would make sense if the material were more sophisticated.

Our results however suggest that MMP-9 is probably too moderately associated with CVD to be clinically useful biomarker, although it may remain a potential therapeutic target, particularly in individuals with pre-existing disease.

As for carbohydrates, you can consume any low glycemic index carbohydrates you want (and some moderately high ones, too).

"Magnetic Rag" begins with the instruction "Allegretto ma non troppo" (moderately fast, but not too much) and continues in the D strain with "Tempo l'istesso" (tempo remains the same), a warning against slowing down for the minor-mode section.

Take a good piece of meat (bright red color, nice flecks of white fat inside the muscle, not just around it, at least an inch thick), season it simply (salt and pepper, that's it) and put it on the grill over a moderately hot fire (not too hot or it's "Towering Inferno" time — when you can hold your hand about 5 or 6 inches over the grill for four or five seconds, that's right).

SRH [ 46, 47], leisure-time physical activity [ 48, 49]; weight, as measured with the body mass index (BMI) [ 50, 51]; tobacco use (smoking and use of moist snuff) [ 52]; and alcohol consumption [ 53] have all been found to be moderately heritable traits, as too has DP due to mental diagnoses [ 54, 55].

It gets moderately woo-woo at times, too.