Sentence examples for been subdued in the from inspiring English sources

"The UK eating and drinking out market has been subdued in the summer, leading to a slight slowdown in the rate of sales growth, exacerbated by the wet weather," the Birmingham-based group said.

A military which has been subdued in the AKP courts, one which may have been present in the streets and possibly the halls of government if it was 1980.

Italy were subdued in the second half.

Passions and conflicts of all sorts had to be subdued in the interest of achieving a stable civilization.

Second-world states won't be subdued: in the age of network power, they won't settle for being mere export markets.

Later in the afternoon at Giants Stadium, the Giants' locker room was subdued in the aftermath of Coach Jim Fassel's order to players to speak less and perform more.

Trading was subdued in the last hour, with Wall Street weighed down by pending economic numbers that could offer clues on whether the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates for the seventh time since June 1999 at a meeting later this month.

There are numerous Miltonisms of style, but these are subdued in the revised version, as Keats felt unhappy with them; and the basis of the writing is revealed after all as a more austere and disciplined version of Keats's own manner.

The Real Madrid forward was subdued in the first half, and did not really threaten until early in the second period when his deft header was kept out by the fingers of France goalkeeper Steve Mandanda.

And, Van Barneveld was subdued in the early stages, shaking his head as Taylor ruled the oche, with the world number one not losing a leg until the sixth of the match.

The controversy is subdued in the case of most effectiveness research, where it is accepted that key determinants of effectiveness, especially treatment adherence, may be influenced by individual preferences independent of the person's biological-clinical or socio-demographic characteristics [4].