Moderately

• “[Footnote 112: An allegorical meaning.] [Footnote 113: Moderately, that is, without poetic figures.] [Footnote 114: Burnt.]”

  From Chaucer to Tennyson

• “Moderately," Nigel said, though he wasn't sure what moderation was any longer.”

  Across The Sea Of Suns

• “Moderately," says Major Dyngwall, looking for the moment as if the question took him fairly aback.”

  Two Sides of the Face Midwinter Tales

• “Moderately religious Americans nearly split their vote—56 percent believe that the nonreligious are intolerant, while 45 percent say the same about the deeply religious.”

  Simon & Schuster: American Grace

• “Moderately faster credit growth should perk up the economy in the second half of 2012.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China's Rebalancing Stuck on Hold

• “Moderately high earners to suffer most, says Institute for Fiscal Studies analysis”

  The Guardian: Middle Britain's tax rates 'could rise to 83%'

• “Moderately high earners with children to support will suffer particularly.”

  The Guardian: Middle Britain's tax rates 'could rise to 83%'

• “Read More Portugal 'Moderately Optimistic' Europe Will Resolve Crisis Portugal has been a haven of calm compared with other countries caught up in Europe's debt crisis.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Portugal Unveils Deep Cuts

• “Moderately more expensive coins are the 1993 through 1995 and 1997 Philadelphia coins, and 2006-P 20th Anniversary issues.”

  One Ounce Silver Eagle Bullion, 1986-Present : Coin Guide

• “For those who want to be a little more cautious, she suggests two funds offered by asset management firm Seven Investment Management: 7IM AAP Balanced and 7IM AAP Moderately Adventurous.”

  The Guardian: Tuition fees: how best to start saving early for your child's degree

Show 10 more examples...