Sentence examples for experienced dampened from inspiring English sources

Suburban turtles did not estivate terrestrially, in part because their water bodies experienced dampened water level fluctuations and retained water during drought, though the relative unavailability of suitable estivation sites and perceived threats could also account for their avoidance of extended forays into the terrestrial environment.

Those experiences have not dampened the enthusiasm for business-to-business exchanges, although they have highlighted the need for taking great care in forming them.

But experience has dampened his youthful ardour for Europe.

In Indiana, people wonder if Joe Kernan's POW experience has dampened his drive to be governor.

Theory suggests that chronic discrimination experiences may dampen the ability to tolerate distress, increasing vulnerability for anxiety.

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

This means that choosing the "right portion" option should probably enhance the customer's experience, not dampen it.

And luxury goods purveyor LVMH, which has seen particular success in the past few years with its Hennessey cognac and Christian Dior perfumes, could experience a dampening in growth.

Do you think your orbital experience will dampen enthusiasm for the suborbital rides planned by the small rocket companies [FORBES GLOBAL, Feb. 7, 2000]?

If energy stores become reduced during the heat shock response, organisms may experience a dampening of glycolysis and aerobic respiration until energy stores are recovered to enable replenishing of the ATP pool.

A Yale study suggested that prolonged bouts of running before an upsetting experience may dampen the extremity of your emotional reaction.[11].[11]