Sentence examples for a muted effect from inspiring English sources

The deal had a muted effect on the companies' shares in New York, where they both trade on the Nasdaq.

Jed Kolko, the chief economist at Trulia, a real estate analytics firm, anticipated a muted effect on sales.

Higher limits would have a muted effect on bank stability because well-capitalized banks would continue to keep a substantial share of conforming loans on their balance sheets.

As a result, previous mergers have had a muted effect on ticket prices, especially on routes served by low-fare carriers.

At large buildings where hundreds of apartments share the burden of paying the fees, a handful of delinquencies can have a muted effect.

Speaking at a conference on Tuesday, James Walton of industry trade body IGD said there had been a muted effect on food prices from the fall in the value of the pound, as manufacturers tried to offset cost increases by substituting ingredients and had currency hedges in place.

Mr. Sledge is one of four singers who made company debuts in this revival; another is Georgia Jarman, who threw off showers of coloratura fireworks yet made a slightly muted effect as a kittenish Rosina in a production that runs more to antic artifice than any attempt at appealing to reality.

Three other singers made company debuts in this revival of Albert Sherman's production; another is Georgia Jarman, who threw off showers of coloratura fireworks yet made a slightly muted effect as a kittenish Rosina.

Other analysts expect a more muted effect.

The result is a rather muted effect.

But, because of a glut of permits on the market, carbon prices in Europe remained low for years and the program has had a relatively muted effect on emissions.