Sentence examples for is relatively muted from inspiring English sources

Much of the current population growth comes in the developing world, where carbon consumption remains low, so the environmental effect is relatively muted.

Chris Beauchamp, senior market analyst at IG, said: Despite a strong showing from Asian markets overnight, the general tone of the session in London so far is relatively muted.

A1 Gay Civil Union in Connecticut The debate over a bill that would allow same-sex civil unions in Connecticut is relatively muted, reflecting views that have evolved rapidly in response to historic actions taken in neighboring states, lawmakers and gays activists say.

The discourse on dependency among western politicians is relatively muted.

While Americans are split along the usual partisan lines on Obama's decision, support for harsh drug sentences is relatively muted in both parties.

It is plausible that the association between SES and mental health is relatively muted in Aboriginal population groups.

But such sniping was relatively muted.

Opposition to the influx has been relatively muted.

Unite, in a statement, was relatively muted in its response.

Despite such mayhem the public response has been relatively muted.

The Palestinian reaction has so far been relatively muted.