Sentence examples for say moderately from inspiring English sources

That is to say, "moderately democratic, but moderately corrupt".

It is what it is, as they say: moderately engaging observational journalism.

There are forty-seven types of dental emergencies, ranging from the mildly uncomfortable (gingivitis, say), moderately painful (pericoronitis), and severe (totally avulsed tooth).

Both of these showcase a, let's say, "moderately hostile" working relationship between the two countries.

It is, of course, not one of those elections, though many argue that Bush's quasi-Clinton endorsement may carry weight with, say, moderately conservative suburban women who have hitherto been unaware of who Donald Trump is, exactly.

'I would say moderately cost-effective, mainly because now the nurse time is quite expensive, mainly for that.

Four: 50 Cent will, at the end of this interview, start saying moderately misogynistic things.

Leaving aside the argument over whether this phrasing is as logical as, say, "somewhat pregnant" or "moderately devoted to global warming," I note that such adjectival editorialising is not applied to other, less favoured movements.Perhaps in the future The Economist may see fit to extend this apologetic regime to other groups.

Some analysts even say that moderately higher yields on German bonds would be healthy.

But the party has said that "moderately well off" also means a more democratic China, and one that respects human rights.

Campaign staff members are always coy about this, but there are ways of saying something moderately substantive about what the candidate's priorities are, and, anyway, Lewandowski wasn't working for the campaign anymore.