Sentence examples for but dampened from inspiring English sources

This inhibition was enhanced by low, but dampened by high, expression levels of L7A and L7B and differences were observed between the two isoforms.

See articleVale, a Brazilian mining giant (formerly known as CVRD), confirmed that it was "maintaining a dialogue" with Xstrata, an Anglo-Swiss rival, but dampened speculation that a merger deal was imminent.

The president of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, said he was not in favour of a Greek exit from the eurozone, but dampened hopes of a breakthrough from the summit.

As my colleague Tania Branigan reports: Second quarter growth of 7.6% – down from 8.1% in the previous three months – was in line with expectations, but dampened hopes that the world's second largest economy would help to offset wider woes.

They have offered a sop to the anger of the public, but dampened down speculation about the need for revolutionary change by proposing solutions that are almost exclusively managerial.

The news is significant for AWS users but dampened by Azure's announcement yesterday about a new data store offering of its own.

A dingy boozer can't help but dampen the attraction, but she's still got charisma in buckets.

Still, bond market participants have traditionally had difficulty with a Fed whose overriding consideration was anything but dampening inflation, since rising prices erode real returns on fixed-income securities.

A Persian carpet, laid across the marble floor, softens the space, not only adding the final touch of domesticity but dampening the acoustics.

According to the aberrant salience hypothesis antipsychotics do not eradicate symptoms but dampen them.

In C. elegans hermaphrodites, gene expression from the two X chromosomes is dampened in somatic and germ cells, but dampening occurs by different mechanisms in the two cell types.