moderation造句

He does everything in moderation.

Whisky can be good for you if taken in moderation.

The secret of health is moderation in all things.

Quality and moderation often bring more joy than an excess.

Although rivals are sceptical of Mr Humala's new-found moderation, it may yet broaden his appeal.

And maybe you listen and drink in moderation or not at all.

Indonesia's main strength in fighting extremism, however, has been its own tradition of moderation and tolerance.

As with most things in the health arena, moderation is key.

But researchers are increasingly finding that sunshine, in moderation, can be beneficial.

It turns out that alcohol - even in moderation - might not offer as many health benefits as previously thought.

It's just another fermented product to add to your diet in moderation along with other fermented foods.

So, don't jump and run to a keg party quite yet, remember that moderation is best.

We're not saying "never" to pecan pie, but keep this for a special occasion and use moderation as your guide.

Above all, the country's reputation as a hub of stability and moderation in a volatile region has been sorely damaged.

I think those together really mean this: know your own limitations as a fallible mortal and then exercise moderation because you are not divine, you are mortal.

Educating children about the risks of binge drinking and explaining that most people can enjoy alcohol in moderation will also cultivate the right attitudes and behaviour towards drink.

These sweeteners are considered safe in moderation so talk with your health care provider about how much non-nutritive sweetener is acceptable during pregnancy.

The secret is to drink regularly but in moderation rather than drinking only occasionally or not drinking at all, the study revealed.

Leading indicators and industrial production data suggest some moderation of the pace of growth in the second quarter, although that pace is still rapid.

It is not, therefore, because Mr Abraham Lincoln is very far from representing the extreme party of Abolition that we call his views moderate within the limits of statesmanlike moderation.

Some years later he carried his son to the cave and taught him the secret, which he handed down to his posterity, who, using their good fortune with moderation, lived in great honour and splendour.