Sentence examples for dampened now from inspiring English sources

Those hopes have to be dampened now that a key arm of the American security apparatus has been permitted to keep its own story classified forever.

But that didn't seem to dampen DirecTV Now's early growth.

Just as such "hot money" inflows last year drove China's reserves up by more than the current-account surplus, so the outflows have now dampened reserve accumulation.

Cover the now dampened stain with baking soda.

The larger supply of oil should normally have dampened prices more by now.

"We studied 12 populations of voles across Europe and found that while a faint population cycle remains, it's now much dampened down.

China has much less room for catch-up, and some of the factors that amplified China's rise like expensive commodities will now be dampened by the enormous supply response around the world.

In many ways, your "empire" represents the shift in values that now has dampened the light of what is considered the American dream.

They instead describe polls showing that Mr. Bloomberg's endorsement, once deemed a coveted prize, would now dampen their appeal to the party faithful, not burnish it, and they fret over lashing themselves to his divisive policies on policing, not to mention his soured relationship with municipal unions.

Double-pane windows now dampen the refinery's rumbling at night.

"The inability to deal with debts at Hyundai until now have only dampened foreign investor confidence".