Sentence examples for now moderate from inspiring English sources

Might Ms Fernández now moderate these policies?

However one wonders, before its results this week, if Lonmin might now moderate the crowing.

For more than a decade now, moderate Republicans have been an endangered species, either losing elections or choosing to retire in the face of a hard-line challenger.

Once cheap meals felt stuck in a darker era — think equal parts cabbage and secondhand smoke — but now moderate and inexpensive restaurants often offer excellent food.

If people want both to preserve the sea and extract the full benefit from it, they must now moderate their demands, and structure them.

He has gained a little weight and grown a small but significant amount, perhaps because his asthma is now moderate rather than severe, which Nadeau says may be a result of his participation in the Xolair trial.

To woo back the fickle Japanese, the Europeans have now moderated their hard line on carbon sinks, which the Japanese have indicated are of particular importance to them.

"Kevin has a way of observing the big picture and sharing observations in a stage whisper that Senator Moynihan loved," said Tim Russert, another former Moynihan aide and a Sheekey friend who now moderates "Meet the Press" on NBC.

Prior to joining this forum, which he now moderates, he said he was a member of an "unhealthy paedophile forum", populated by people he described as 'pro-contacters' - paedophiles who believe that sexual activity with children should be legal.

"There was simply nothing like it on the market at the time; the entire production run of 80 units sold out in nothing flat," says Andrew Hildreth, an economist who lost his heart to the brand and now moderates the Mille online forum.

Cash now says: "Moderate is defined as a member of the Labour party?