Sentence examples for could further dampen from inspiring English sources

Since many buy their own newsprint, price increases could further dampen their ad spending.

The daylong rain Thursday resulted in an overnight suspension of play, and a late rain Saturday could further dampen the prospects of golfers who went out early Thursday.

Slower growth in the 16 countries that share the euro and in China could further dampen Britain's economic recovery, they said.

Gregory J. Heym, an economist who prepared the reports for Halstead and Brown Harris Stevens, said that unless the economy strengthens, the weakening job market in New York City could further dampen enthusiasm for real estate.

Certainly the recent appearance of hard-hitting television commercials in Iowa could further dampen the interest of those who have yet to find a candidate to support, as such advertisements are sometimes intended to do.

But that does not mean Corning is eager to see competitors like Alcatel or Pirelli make inroads into the United States market, and any legal challenges it mounted could further dampen the interest of prospective buyers.

"The economy will continue to depend on external demand for growth," Shinke added, given that demand at home could be further dampened by slow income growth, job insecurity and the withdrawal of subsidies for energy-efficient cars and electrical appliances.

That may further dampen already flagging enthusiasm on the left.

A surge in imports would further dampen demand for seeds from people like Mr. Sun.

The backlog of unsold houses remains high, and rising mortgage rates may further dampen demand.

Massive job losses and concerns about job losses will further dampen current and expected income, and further contract consumption.