Sentence examples for has damp from inspiring English sources

Private renters, particularly those in poverty, are more likely to live in a home that is non-decent or has damp problems.

It has damp-wrinkled carpets and ripped purple curtains, the top floor ceiling has collapsed, revealing rib-like wooden struts, and a huge, grimy, white fluffy duck lies among the old children's toys abandoned on the floor.

A global slowdown has damped demand for American exports.

The economy has damped enthusiasm among even core members of Mr. Obama's base.

The decline in borrowing has damped growth because consumer spending accounts for 70 percent of economic activity.

For the last two days, however, no further information has been published, as M. Beck has damped the press down.

Electrically assisted steering, fast becoming a universal fuel saver, has damped the response of even six-figure cars.

But it has lost momentum in recent months as economic difficulty in Europe and beyond has damped overseas demand for products from the United States.

The recent drop in gold prices to about $1,600 an ounce from just under $1,900 in August has damped down some of the enthusiasm for gold.

Nevertheless, as in the Lituya Bay example, the non-linear evolution has damped the uncertainty.

The recession has damped demand for energy overall and made it nearly impossible for fledgling clean-fuel ventures, including biodiesel makers, to get credit to expand.