Sentence examples for dampening of from inspiring English sources

The figure reflects a dampening of consumer spending.

The dampening of the housing market in recent months, however, could lead some people to stay.

The dampening of a certain kind of hope can drive a fervor for motherhood.

The result has been a certain dampening of the mood at semiconductor companies.

That said, you needn't fear a cerebral dampening of Ysaye's full-blooded spirit.

A1 No Dampening of Economy The economy rolled on in March, despite recent interest rate rises, creating 416,000 jobs.

But that does not mean that a certain dampening of excitement about particular riots is not an excellent idea.

In the control group, the auditory cortex showed a dampening of activity in response to internal speech, they found.

Mr. Armstrong told analysts during a conference call that AOL might "experience a dampening of momentum" over the short term.

The company, based in Winston-Salem, N.C., said the shortfall could be attributed to "the dampening of activity in market-sensitive" businesses like capital markets, mortgages and investments.

The "egalitarian" Japan was a creature of the 1970s, with its progressive taxation, redistribution of wealth, subsidies and the dampening of competition through regulation.