During this time, the student may indulge in physical recreation, social intercourse, and a moderate amount of reading.
A more judicious practice would be, to exercise more and use a moderate amountof clothing, together with a more nutritious diet.
Before visiting a sick person it is judicious to take a moderate amount of nutritious food.
Why should only a moderate amount of soap be used in bathing?
As a rule it is rather scanty, but 30 per cent of the Kayans had a moderate amount.
It is usually fairly long and abundant on the head, but in 6 men it is noted as thin; 7 have a slight amount of hair on the face and 1 a moderate amount on the legs.
If the medicine be given gradually diluted with only a moderate amount of water, the effect is better on the inflamed fauces.
A moderate amount of tumefaction may disappear by resolution, but if it be considerable it seldom abates in this way, but by the tedious and exhausting process of suppuration or gangrene.
We have found, on my property, such an appreciable effect from even a moderate amount of such holes, that I am now largely increasing their number.
They grow best in sandy peat, or in leaf-mould with a liberal addition of sand, and they require a moderate amount of moisture.
The best position for them is a sheltered one where they can get a moderate amount of sunshine to develop the flower-buds.
When the weather is favourable let them have a moderate amount of fresh air.
They do best when supplied with a moderate amount of farmyard manure, supplemented by suitable artificials, but can be grown on some soils with artificials alone.
For a fine crop a moderate amount of well-decayed dung applied in autumn is almost essential, as well as 3 to 4 lb.
A moderate amount of smoke in the evening and another application in the morning will be more destructive to the vermin, and less injurious to the plants, than one strong dose.
We need a moderate amount of food to maintain the body in health, but we should be careful not to overindulge.
A moderate amount of them may be eaten with breadstuffs, or they may be taken alone, or with milk, or with nuts, or with acid fruit.
Neither stomach nor bowels manufacture any perceptible amount of gas if they are in good condition and a moderate amount of food is taken.
Fish, eggs, and fowl may be eaten, also a moderate amount of lean meat in the form of beef, lamb, and mutton.
After this age a moderate amount of dancing in a well-ventilated room is good exercise.
A moderate amount of exercise should be taken every day; this is needed now quite as much as at any other time, and only good can result from it.
Puerperal mania resulted in one case cited, from the use of a moderate amount of wine at mealtimes; when the wine was abandoned the mania subsided.
It is best to begin giving it early and in small quantities: two to six ounces is a moderate amount, eight to twelve ounces daily is not too much for adynamic or complicated cases.
During this second stage, however, owing to the proximity of the swellings to the joints, a moderate amount of synovitis is often present.
Still, it is possible that a moderate amount of periosteal and osteal hyperaemia and over-irritation matures the teeth abnormally.
A moderate amount of food containing starch after the period indicated may be allowed, but always with a preponderance of animal food.
On the other hand, hydrochloric acid is not poisonous either to animals or to Drosera, and induces only a moderate amount of inflection.
I had no idea that there was so much in her; she will be far more attractive than Sara when she has developed a moderate amount of vanity.
But, if you will allow me to give you a hint, Marshall earns good wages, and there ought to be sufficient money to pay for a moderate amount of help.
I could discharge my duties to my own class and enjoy a moderate amount of pleasure.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moderate amount" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
