Sentence examples for move moderately from inspiring English sources
He answers, in essence, that he expects to influence it to move moderately and prudently toward Mr. Sharon's stated goal of peace.
Assuming that cells move moderately between two consecutive frames, we assign the relative overlap of p and q as their weight, formally defined as (1) Naturally, sets of segments that achieve a relative overlap close to 1 should more likely be considered as one cell, while overlap close to 0 indicates segment sets that do not constitute one cell.
If you aren't strong enough to lift and move moderately heavy equipment, you won't be strong enough to complete many of the tasks you'll be assigned.
[C7.] Stocks moved moderately higher.
For performance evaluation of the MSNS, it was assumed that sensors moved moderately if the evaluation was not based on time and if the average value of virtual force of mobile sensors deployed properly in the target area was smaller than the critical value.
In the 1960s, when my family moved in moderately intellectual Boston circles, I spent a bookish childhood nosing into novels I couldn't possibly understand.
Scholars note that Cranmer had moved, however moderately at this stage, into identifying with certain Lutheran principles.
The impoverished Wordsworth, however, could neither afford to follow Coleridge nor provide for himself and his sister in Hamburg; the siblings instead moved to moderately priced accommodations in Goslar in Lower Saxony, Germany.
"I am sure we must try to move patiently and moderately," he said, conceding that he had probably not matched the soaring expectations that followed his 1997 victory.
Here, though, the weight-loss imperative, with its shadows of attractiveness and social distinction, and other fantasies of rarity, difficulty and expense, complicate the fairly mundane research consensus on improving health: eat moderately, move more.
"The statements are much less thematic than a year ago, when they moved from a moderately loose to a prudent stance.
