Sentence examples for would be moderately from inspiring English sources

One might think that Peruvians would be moderately content with their president, Alejandro Toledo.Far from it.

"We thought we would be opening a restaurant that would be moderately priced, have a nice, local atmosphere".

Appearing before the Senate Budget Committee, Mr. Bernanke predicted that the recovery would be "moderately stronger" this year than last.

The manager told him that such weight loss is "normal" and that he only would be "moderately worried" if the weight loss continued.

But we did say goodbye to Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist's perfection and any chance the N.B.A.'s Western Conference playoffs would be moderately fun to watch.

At the Domino site, the developer has promised that 30 percent of the units would be moderately priced, more than the 20 percent that has become standard.

I'd been moderately contented at Warwick, met some interesting people, and loved the activity of communal reading in the seminar room, but nobody could have called that form of life exciting.

It was therefore expected that these experiences would affect distress and quality-of-life, and that the test-retest scores would only be moderately high.

We hypothesized that increased education, income, literacy, math skills, and diabetes knowledge would all be moderately associated (rho of 0.3 – 0.6) with improved DNT scores.

For active PA behaviour, participants were asked on average the number of days per week they would normally be moderately physically active (that is exercise sustained for many minutes, without exhaustion or extreme fatigue that increases the breathing and heart rate, such that the pulse can be felt with increased warmth and possible sweating) as recommended by National guidelines.

The stylesheets would have to be moderately adjusted to reflect the particular composition of elements and attributes within these intermediates.