Sentence examples for dampening on from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to remove a third of workforce without some impact, may see some dampening on ad sales, AOl is not a quarterly project.

• The amusement-park aspect of any auto show, the innocent enjoyment of cars for their own sake, was dampened on many levels this year.

Your return is dampened on the upside because the government taxes some of it away.

As with many baby boomers, my risk appetite has been dampened on two fronts.

But it's also dampened on the downside because you can use your losses to offset other gains and income.

Yet the jovial mood was dampened on occasion by sombre references to the eurozone's financial situation and uncertain future.

A sit-in outside the Pakistani Parliament House in Islamabad was dampened on September 4, due to heavy rains.

Optimism that these talks could soon bring a political solution was at least temporarily dampened on Monday when the HoR rejected the most recent draft accord, which had been proposed by the UN envoy for Libya, Bernardino León.

The magnitudes of the changes were roughly similar between the array and the real-time PCR except for the largest fold-changes (higher than 2 fold) that seemed dampened on the microarrays.

Conversely, when the HR for mortality is below one, fewer patients will be removed from the study for the group with the higher discharge rate, and the cumulative incidence of discharge will be dampened on this restricted sample, leading to a decrease in differences in discharge cumulative incidences between the two groups.

But the slower bounce does have a significant dampening effect on players that rely on overpowering opponents, especially with their serves.