"Being a father gives me a better temper, and I'm thinking in more practical ways now.
This way, the obtained hydrogen accumulation during operation time of the NRPV provides insight into the better tempering conditions from the structural integrity point of view.
The Republic survives, and for as long as it survives I think Reagan will be remembered, with Truman and Jackson, as one of the great populist Presidents, an instinctual leader who, in body and mind, represented the better temper of his times.
Vanity, as it happens, is a trait not uncommonly found among essayists, but it goes down better when tempered by self-doubt.
Other women have suggested it would be better to temper pushiness in boys or to reclaim the word "bossy"; the internet is alive with a million feminist criticisms.
Better-tempered, appropriate link building strategies revolving around guest posting and link attraction through high-quality content can't earn you a penalty but semantically, they're still referred to as "link building" strategies since their end goals are to earn you more inbound links.
"The success of 'faster, better, cheaper' is tempered by the fact that some projects and programs have put too much emphasis on cost and schedule reduction," said the panel, the Mars Climate Orbiter Mishap Investigation Board, a group of NASA experts led by Arthur G. Stephenson, director of the Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
Optimism that this might symbolise a better future was quickly tempered by the country's worst flooding in over a century.
Perhaps a better way to temper rampant imagination is to return to the theater.
5. LEARNING CURVE Fleury thinks he has become a better goalie by tempering his quick reactions with patience.
