Sentence examples for dampened among from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cavanagh has vowed to stage a full season this summer, but enthusiasm for the theater has dampened among some people in Norfolk.

But given the continued increase in the death rate curve (albeit dampened) among those >65 years of age in 1918 (37 ) and the remarkably low death rate among those with preexisting antibodies in 1968 (H3) and 1977 (H1), evidence of H1 recycling in 1918 is not compelling.

But the increased concentration has ramped up, rather than dampened, churn among the remaining players.

The tragic accident dampened enthusiasm among the 245,000 fans attending but the race continued, as did Aston Martin with their remaining four cars at the Simonsen family's request.

Though Clinton's lead in the polls had been shrinking prior to then, her aides and several pollsters said that the news dampened enthusiasm among Democratic voters and further hurt her standing.

Notably, however, the survey question did not identify which party Northam belongs to, a factor which may have both dampened his support among Democrats and boosted it among Republicans.

Those factors probably dampened the enthusiasm among interested clubs.

The torrent of coverage had another unintended effect, dampening interest among many readers.

For Democrats, the issue threatens to dampen turnout among one of its core constituencies.

But phasing in a corporate rate cut threatens to dampen enthusiasm among business interests that in some cases are already privately ambivalent about the GOP overhaul.

Investors were concerned that lower asset values in the United States could dampen demand among consumers and companies for electronics, a key component of Asia's export-led recovery.