Sentence examples for continued to temper from inspiring English sources

The disparate data continued to temper optimism that the Chinese economy is "bottoming out," though various analysts still conclude that it is stabilizing.

Construction levels are about 75 percent lower than their highs in 2006, prices are deteriorating in many cities and high unemployment will probably continue to temper demand.

Tight money in the BRICS economies and growing wage demands will continue to temper the earnings growth of large multinational companies.

"Who's going to hire me?" Proposals to lay off more employees of city and state agencies like the Metropolitan Transportation Authority could continue to temper a local recovery, economists said.

Banks believe they will grow in the medium to long term but the short-term outlook is less encouraging: "Activity and revenues are expected to decline over the coming quarter; predictions for demand remain weak, and an uncertain regulatory future continues to temper the banks growing confidence with caution," said Hitchins.

Following the report, shares of Blue Apron briefly jumped, though it looks like things have once again leveled out as Wall Street continues to temper its expectations for the company.

"We view the data as a good indication that housing is working to bounce along a bottom," said Anna Torma, a housing analyst at Soleil Securities, "and we remain hopeful that stabilizing economic conditions and high affordability will continue to temper year-over-year declines".

Still, her professional triumphs continued to be tempered by personal distress.