Sentence examples for dampening measures from inspiring English sources

Andy Rothman of CLSA, an investment-banking firm, argues in a research note that with household debt "almost non-existent" and state-owned banks ready to lend, buyers will return to the market as the dampening measures are eased.

When further dampening measures were put in place the market dropped in late May and early June, but the trend during the summer was firmly upward.Controls also remain on trading in derivatives, a fast-growing sector trying to handle the country's big appetite for commodities and financial products alike.

First, for dampening, in the initial step, dampening measured at baseline and history of depression were entered (given that the cross-sectional results revealed a dampening difference between never-depressed and formerly/currently depressed individuals).

The party also plans a big increase in the construction of government-subsidised housing.Some officials have touted the new property tax as another market-dampening measure.

The Republicans have made a weak case as to how having federal employees who are protected by Civil Service dampens antiterrorist measures.

Widespread power shortages and inflation-fighting measures dampened demand.

However, when and how to pull back on stimulus measures, without dampening growth, involves delicate timing and decision-making.

It is thus in the business of promoting and dampening danger in equal measure.

Most economists do not expect China to start raising interest rates until well into next year, but other measures to dampen asset price growth have already been announced.

The bank's vice president, Vítor Constâncio, said at a news conference that while the austerity measures might dampen demand in the short run, they would improve confidence in Europe's fiscal health in the longer term.

It came at the end of a week that saw sharp divisions emerge over the German government's decision to introduce unilateral measures to dampen financial-market speculation, and to do so without consulting its European partners.