Sentence examples for is not tempered from inspiring English sources

Let us hope that his pique is not tempered by Israeli whispers of how burning Hamas's bargaining chips and reputation could work to his – and their – advantage.

"If political interference is not tempered," the study warns, some of the benefits of Chinese investment — "such as job creation, consumer welfare and even contributions to U.S. infrastructure renewal — risk being diverted to our competitors".

Mr. Cardoz is working with a palette similar to that employed by Mr. Kunz, but here it is not tempered by the cream and butter of the French kitchen.

Her affection for popular culture is not tempered by any sense of superiority.

He is also ambitious, desiring a challenge commensurate with his abilities, but this ambition is not tempered by any consideration of the rights of others.

As long as the swamps are not drained and zero sum geopolitical ardor is not tempered with selective collaboration, the monster will continue to grow, metastasizing across borders like an epidemic.

Despite her setback in Washington, Ms. Rhee is not tempering any of the fire that sometimes made her divisive.

But it isn't tempered by the real stuff where you win or die by the results.

It's about a capitalism run wild that tramples over skills and people and isn't tempered by regulations, by unions, or by politics.

Injecting politics into the allocation process in the form of price controls may lower prices in the short term, but quickly leads to shortages because demand isn't tempered by the market price.

Highlight is winning because unlike services like Sonar you don't have to check in, but if its default inclusivity isn't tempered in the next week, it will serve as a fatal flaw when we all get to early adopter Austin.