Moderately used in a sentence

Moderately in a sentence as an adverb

There are often moderately stupid comments far down the page in any given thread, but they're comparatively harmless, like someone walking down the street mumbling to himself.

Sending it was therefore a moderately bad use of company resources" .. or, if the voting was favorable, "1722 of your coworkers enjoyed reading your message.

They can be made in large quantities by moderately-skilled chemists to a high degree of purity and safety, and the Silk Road allows them to be distributed without any violence.

Apple bought PA Semi, which had a moderately successful exit, but PA Semi was basically the SiByte team, which left after SiByte was acquired by Broadcom, and SiByte was composed of key people from DEC who had been working together for over a decade.

My guess is that I've been coding for longer than Zed, and I don't remember _ever_ thinking it was boring, and a lot of the stuff he says might be true for Zed, it sure as **** isn't true for the rest of us:"Programming as a profession is only moderately interesting.

In the 70's and 80's someone could leave the security of their big company, get relatively affordable private insurance for them and their family, and sleep moderately well knowing that even if their new venture fails their children will at least be able make it through a state school working part time.

Furthermore, 64% of the 36 volunteers indicated that the ********** session experience increased their sense of well-being or life satisfaction either moderately or very much, and 61% rated that the experience was associated with moderate to extreme positive behaviour change.