Sentence examples for a huge damper from inspiring English sources

That's a clever arrangement, but the computer requirement puts a huge damper on the portability of Sifteo.

"The nature of most of the things I do are creative, and there's something about being in four white walls that really puts a huge damper on trying to get in that mind-set," said Tim Young, a 26-year-old songwriter who frequents the space.

WEATHER THE STORM Neither rain, sleet nor threat of snow should keep you from taking your love's hand in marriage, but they can put a huge damper on the day.

They were harshly criticized — Dr. Jonathan Mann, the first AIDS director at the World Health Organization, called them "pretty prisons" — but they had a huge damping effect on the early epidemic.

In some places the ceiling has huge damp marks across it.

In this situation there is a huge spill of DAMPs, as in primary necrosis.

Remember damp can be a huge problem.

A few yards away, down a damp and narrow path, the beaver have erected a huge six-foot-high lodge and dammed the pond.

After exposure of 10 Gy, instead, the protein was neither produced nor released, suggesting that this dose is that high to induce a huge damage that involves other pathways rather than the expression of DAMPs (damage-associated molecular pattern molecules).

It's not a huge stumbling block considering most the of world runs on GSM, but it definitely puts a damper on anyone's plans to try and use one of these things on Verizon or Sprint.

"Keep it damp, keep it dark, and then you have massive numbers of hosts to generate a huge quantity of viruses".