Sentence examples for more moderate since from inspiring English sources

China made threatening indications to Taiwan before the election, in an effort to keep independence forces far from power, but has been far more moderate since the Nationalist Party lost.

Furthermore, those few nights a week would be more moderate, since the students would drink knowing that they needed to get up in the morning and keep hacking away at that thermodynamics problem set.

This despite the fact that nearly 70percentt of respondents say they do not think the Taliban have become more moderate since they were last in power.

This means a sharper focus on the big issues that concern them and the country, from budgets to energy and climate change to education and jobs, and more moderate rhetoric, since fiery words will turn away moderate voters.

A third of likely voters in a New York Times/CBS News poll this week said Mr. Romney had become more moderate in his positions since he became the nominee, a shift that may be a political necessity but one that holds peril for Mr. Romney.

Countries as diverse as Finland, Japan, Switzerland and the United Kingdom have all experienced more moderate increases in unemployment since 2007 8 than would have been expected on the basis of previous cyclical patterns.

The activity drop for detected groups is continuous and much more moderate (Figure 8(f)), since community detection algorithms tend by design to output node clusters with high numbers of connections between them.

They are running campaigns that emphasize issues like police protection and the quality of life, and are far more moderate in tone than any Democrat since Mr. Koch.

This more moderate, and modest, assessment is necessary since the existing UK debates on mitochondrial interventions, including their influence on the legislative process, raise questions about the governance of this, and associated areas of biotechnology, in at least three related areas.

Since January, groups of more moderate Sunni rebels in Syria have been fighting a desperate two-pronged war, against both Mr Assad's forces and against IS.

LeMieux formerly worked with more moderate former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist (R), but has since tried to distance himself, saying he was "disappointed" in Crist.