Sentence examples for dampened because the from inspiring English sources

About 200 people showed up for the 90-minute debate at the SOMArts Cultural Center in San Francisco, a turnout that was probably dampened because the event was held at the same time President Trump delivered his State of the Union address Tuesday night.

Snapping turtles, fence lizards and ratsnakes all dig relatively deep nests, where diel thermal fluctuations will be dampened because the ground above the nest buffers solar heating during the day [19], [20], [33].

But still, enthusiasm has to be dampened, because these doses will not be attained pharmacologically.

Moreover, enthusiasm on the Democratic side has been dampened because Democrats lack the motivation of having to take back a White House out of their party's control and are more conflicted over their standard bearer, Mr. Gore.

However, the effect of outliers is dampened because they are not taking the square root [49].

"If you look at other cities where such things have happened, development has been dampened because people don't want to take the time to go to the ballot," said Barbara Inatsugu, president of the League of Women Voters of Santa Monica.

I listen to the albums which first brought us together and there's certainly nostalgia and a deep love for sure, but it also gets old quickly, as though I've heard them just one too many times and the delight is slightly dampened because of it.

The economic costs are also dampened because output, including services, can be produced using different combinations of resources.

Meantime, government spending was dampened because health care costs grew slowly as a result of the rise of H.M.O.'s.

Taylor's spirits dampened because of his forgettable first experience with swimming.

LA-induced inflammation may have been dampened because of accumulated Fe within fiber-laden macrophages in Fe-overloaded SHHF rats.