Sentence examples for moderation before from inspiring English sources

Economists had not quite settled on an explanation for the Great Moderation before it inconveniently ceased to exist.Worryingly, Asia's great moderation has also been accompanied by sharply rising credit.

Websites such as Facebook allow the option of moderation before comments go live, and – a few years and legal cases down the line from the launch of Twitter – the police and courts can now take action against online abuse.

One is tempted to go so far as to note that serious financial crises associated with credit-market overheating were comparatively rare in the period before the Great Moderation: before the Fed delivered the economy into an era of low interest-rate volatility and compressed spreads.

4.02pm: After the news that Fabio Capello offered players a beer the night before the Slovenia game – although apparently most of them were too scared to take up his offer – we've been speaking to a few sports scientists who say that players won't be too badly off if they drink in moderation before a game.

We have also added another level of GIPHY moderation before each sticker is approved into the library.

CHANGES TO GIPHY'S STICKER MODERATION Before we get into the details, we wanted to take a moment and sincerely apologize for the deeply offensive sticker discovered by a user on March 8 , 2018

But such moderation pales before ecstasy of triumph over physical limits.

They can enjoy great food in moderation and stop either when, or before, they are full.

"Everywhere I went in Tehran last week, I heard the same theme: moderation and standing firm before the forces of radicalism".

Getting moderation tools in place before that occurs is a sensible next step for YouTube.

62Boysen-Hogrefe and Groll (2010) point out that more important for the Job Miracle has been a very distinctive wage moderation in the years before the crisis, which together with an increasing flexibility of working-time arrangements in the last decade incentivized more labor-hoarding compared to previous recessions.