Sentence examples for much more moderately from inspiring English sources

But outside the predominantly Sephardic area, in sections where demand is less intense, Gravesend's quiet hominess is much more moderately priced.

The Chicago Tribune's endorsement, while not as eloquent, is more startling: the paper's editorial views remains conservative, though much more moderately so than in the days of Colonel McCormick.

I reviewed a much more moderately priced pair of Ultrasones and found them excellent, but these appear to whup them everywhere, especially in the quality-of-leather department.

However, unlike DP, NMPC only computes one optimal trajectory at a time, thus avoids to grid the state space and for this reason the computational demand grows much more moderately with the space dimension than for DP.

While he also observed that the independence of the directors was inadequate, he said Japanese executives were much more moderately paid compared to American ones.

For example, while miRNAs-34a and -185 exhibited strong anti-proliferative effects in-vitro (Figure 4B), they affected much more moderately tumor growth rate in-vivo (Figure 7A).

Take a classroom discussion using the newest and coolest technology, add a reality TV show and a talk with a trusted family member, all supported by accurate medical advice in-person and online, and we're sure to be much more than moderately successful in leading our young people to healthy adulthood.

Mr. Barron and other critics say a different project could provide as much or more moderately priced housing, with less negative impact on the area.

His most recent work with Mark McGwire turned out to be nothing much more than a moderately distanced foul ball.

The supercritical extract was moderately or much more effective than the essential oil obtained by hydrodistillation against almost all the investigated strains, except in the case of one Listeria strain originating in minced meat, where the MIC values were identical.

Her study, published a few years ago, involved a survey of about 4,000 female doctors and found that those who were at least moderately active were much more comfortable advising patients about exercise and encouraging them to exercise.