Sentence examples for dampen in from inspiring English sources
"Demand for homes is still incredibly high, a trend even Brexit has failed to dampen in our recent experience, and we have geared up our business for growth in response".
Meeting design consists of two activities: (1) dividing a meeting into a sequence of information processing steps, and (2) deciding which forces to amplify or dampen in each phase.
Several studies have shown that many observable rhythms in plants dampen in constant darkness (DD), where dampening is defined as a reduction in circadian amplitude.
For example, many genes have been associated with circadian rhythms of mRNA abundance that are expressed robustly under constant light (LL), but dampen in DD (Watillon et al., 1993; Zhong et al., 1997).
The most heavily methylated parts of the genome tend to be dampened in their activity.
The networks and the White House deny that content was changed or creativity dampened in the process.
Less obviously, sales volume has been somewhat dampened in the Northeast, and in the metropolitan region in particular.
Against the smoke, they breathed through handkerchiefs dampened in a container of milk Mr. Phoenix had just bought.
But there is an upside to the dampening in demand: namely, that listings now seem likely to undergo closer scrutiny.
This approach offers the hope that the emotional impact of traumatic memories might be dampened in this way.
Until it does so, even small boosts in one quarter – driven by temporary factors like the Olympics – will only be dampened in the next quarter.
