Sentence examples for would have moderated from inspiring English sources

Last September the House unanimously passed a bill that would have moderated the retroactive aspect of the 1996 act.

Indeed, one of the great virtues of a work-sharing plan is that by reducing uncertainty and job loss it would have moderated the decline in consumer demand.

If China had allowed its currency to float according to market demand in the past decade, its export growth probably would have moderated.

He once said to her that her songs were 'so naive' – but I do believe age would have moderated his view.

Those given an analytic prompt could have used a formal approach resembling a checklist, which would have moderated differences between the two strategies.

We hypothesized that the Stagnation Scale dimensions would have moderate to strong correlations with these convergent measures.

Additionally, criterion validity, construct validity and responsiveness to resistance exercise interventions would have moderate evidence supporting the validity of IMJT.

Most of the target compounds showed minimal anti-proliferative activity (IC50 > 37 μM), indicating they would have moderate cytotoxicity when administered as chemical absorption modifiers.

The lithological build of subsurface layers influences to a great extent its effective permeability (hydraulic conductivity) thus lateritic topsoil made up of mainly clay minerals that are highly porous would have moderate resistivity and low permeability.

We hypothesized that the pain domain of Barnhöft would have moderate to high (0.50 to 0.80) Spearman's rank order correlation coefficient values with the corresponding domain of pain in EQ-5D-Y [25] and that the degree of pain in Barnhöft would correlate to the score for possibility of doing usual activities in EQ-5D-Y.

More realistically, with Poizner running even more to the right than Whitman, she would have moderate Republican votes for the asking.