Sentence examples for dampening for from inspiring English sources

It may be dampening for the newly effervescent British cinema to know that the only English directors all three seemed to be aware of were Loach and Leigh.

International competition, dampened for much of the 90s, is again coming on strong.

The conditional knockouts have reduced physical activity as early as by 5 months of age, and then dampened for both circadian amplitude and stability.

For instance, when the New Zealand government passed a three strikes law against pirating in 2011, BitTorrent user activities dampened for a few months, only to climb back up later, Duch says.

The need to create is a powerful force that cannot be dampened for long, even by a disaster of the magnitude of Sandy.

When the composite outcome of ESRD or mortality was considered, hazard ratios for low income were dampened for both blacks and whites.

Evolution may have selected for a dampening service for genes whose noise may have otherwise been too high [Also see Report by Schmiedel et al.].

These insights can be used to design strategies for delay propagation dampening, as for instance by including small airports into the system's Collaborative Decision Making.

He accused Gov. George E. Pataki, union dissidents and the authority's negotiators of dampening support for the vote.

Housing market experts say that many young people are in the same situation, which is dampening demand for homes.

As corporations lower their compensation costs by holding down the cost of employee benefits, they increased employee alienation, weakening trust and dampening enthusiasm for the work.