Sentence examples for to moderating from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce the excessiveness of (something)
- To moderate rage, action, desires, etc.
In May, the UK's Home Affairs Committee also urged the government to consider a regime of fines for social media content moderation failures — accusing tech giants of taking a "laissez-faire approach" to moderating hate speech content on their platforms.
One of the most active Big Brother subreddit moderators, /u/diary_room, estimates that they devote on average 40 hours per week to moderating the forum and participating in online discussion each week.
He gave scant, if any, thought to moderating his behavior or large style.
Ivanka's purview does not seem to extend to moderating her father's stance on climate change, judging from last week's executive orders.
Among the major emerging economies tracked by the organization, the reading for China pointed to "moderating growth" at 99.0 after 99.1 in December.
I look forward to moderating the panel with Kevin and to seeing more great technology in action.
Diane Sawyer came onstage to moderate.
Skill Level Easy to moderate.
To forge alliances extremists have to moderate.
They will have to moderate their behavior.
