Netease's poor performance will most likely chill the already cooling ardor among young, educated Chinese for the Internet industry.
For the buyer, that may mean weighing whether the discovery of an environmental problem cools ardor for a house, or whether a low appraisal signals that an offer merits renegotiation.
(See also: "sex, ex").. Yeah, I'm going to go a little further out on a limb and say that at least to the extent that men grow up conditioned to equate sex with acceptance, a bit of "cooling" ardor might correspond with a warming of his heart and a growing sense of security with you.
Neither has been made, which has cooled my ardor for the form somewhat.
It would be easy to conclude that Fraser's intellectual apparatus might have cooled the ardor of the most passionate suitor.
Even this might not have cooled the ardor of the other members of the Leeds family in doing their duty as citizens, but Campo kidnaps little Donny Leeds and this influences the parents and also Jack and Sue Leeds in suppressing their testimony.The stellar witness is Grandpa Summerville.
The brief delay by the SEC in declaring the company's registration statement effective may have cooled the ardor of some investors, or their excitement may have been cooled already by market conditions or a second look at the economics.
Nor has the passage of time, or the apparent willingness of a majority of Americans to overlook -- or forgive -- these accusations, as demonstrated by their electing Mr. Obama president, cooled her ardor in attacking the Obamas.
But the scale and the persistence of the country's economic difficulties may cool Democratic ardor for addressing deficits.
"This should cool the ardor of those who thought the economy was about to take off," said Samuel D. Kahan, chief economist for Fuji Securities, in Chicago.
