Sentence examples for dampened effect from inspiring English sources

This dampened effect of helmet use was also seen in the overall model (Table 5), where universal law effect estimates were lower than corresponding partial law estimates.

"We saw no dampening effect on the caseload," the document said.

When the market does turn down, it will have the usual dampening effect on economic growth.

The climate of fear in the Clinton White House exerted, without doubt, a dampening effect on the Administration's internal dialogue.

And even the threat of a shutdown already is probably having a dampening effect on our economy.

But austerity is still having a dampening effect on the economy, and is making it harder for the chancellor to hit his deficit reduction targets.

Dissent is likely to be heightened this time, without the dampening effect of a coalition, and in the fever of an EU referendum debate.

Some might think this puts a dampening effect on an already very sombre story, but I find it a change from the usual, helpless feminine characters.

To battle the uncertain economy's dampening effect on leisure spending, spas are marrying their new emphasis on stress relief with a flood of discounts and deals.

"The combination of a lackluster job market and high foreclosure activity is clearly having a dampening effect on the housing market".

Rather than simply using recorded music, which often has a dampening effect on live dance performances, Ms. Tharp has elected to blend Sinatra's vocals with live musicians.