Sentence examples for cool somewhat from inspiring English sources

As many companies either postpone hiring or freeze wages in response to increased uncertainty, the labour market will also cool somewhat.

It is permissible to let hot food cool somewhat before refrigerating it, as long as the cooling period is not long enough to permit bacterial growth.

The commission predicted Monday that European economic growth would cool somewhat this year, to 1.7percentt in the 15-nation euro zone, down from the 2.2percentt it forecast in the autumn.

Personal income and spending grew in March at the slowest rates in three months, the Commerce Department reported today, suggesting that the economy began to cool somewhat entering the second quarter.

HONG KONG — The Asian Development Bank forecast Wednesday that emerging Asian economies would cool somewhat this year but maintained its view that growth in the region would easily continue to outpace the anemic expansion in Europe, Japan and the United States.

In 1962 he moved with Hübner to Bremen where, along with designer Wilfried Minks, they developed the "Bremen style", a mixture of Pop Art and a cool, somewhat Brechtian way of handling actors: Bertolt Brecht, in East Germany, had advocated a style of performance in which the actor was to be objective and not identify with the role.

The appetite for international mergers has cooled somewhat since that deal.

Or how Gwyneth Paltrow's career has cooled somewhat despite her consistency as a style arbiter.

Even so, her ardor for the Mets had cooled somewhat by 1998.

Still, young people coming into the company these days say the fires have cooled somewhat.

The trend has continued, although it has cooled somewhat in recent months.