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In fact, they seemed to have been even moderately kind.

Most women in the study learned to do it moderately well.

My parents were, still are, moderately successful teachers and I went to university.

For a man in his position he lived very moderately.

Before that, he had been moderately successful in the oil business.

I find my way into a moderately corporate food court.

The wall, a moderately high one, ran along to her right.

Be at least moderately active for 30 minutes on most days of the week.

She was moderately successful for a while, but in 1927 her mother died.

But most of their efforts have been only moderately successful.

He had been a moderately wealthy man not so long ago.

He'd get over it, and then she would speak more moderately, too.

Even in a moderately light room, the picture is bright and clear.

Finally, I left my car in a moderately legal spot.

I see that down the line we need to be eating more moderately.

He is a strong player and should do moderately well in the professional world.

Half of the women were required to exercise moderately for 45 minutes a day, five days a week.

In the 50 years after that, we hope to reach the level of a moderately developed country.

He was handling his problem moderately well, too, for a guy who could use only one hand.

Yes they might have moderately more money than some but so what, that?s life, they've worked hard for it.

Women with one or two engineering parents are said to be moderately more likely to major in such a field themselves.

The evidence suggests that the economy is still growing moderately.

Most other areas of the city were only moderately damaged.

Among moderately injured patients, however, the death rate was about the same.

Both sexes lead moderately long lives of 15 years or more.