Sentence examples for it has dampened from inspiring English sources
Critics of the 2006 law have argued that it has dampened lending and hence consumption just when the fragile economy needs it most.
Mr Crittenden, who has spent the past seven years at American Express, joins the world's biggest bank amid criticism from shareholders that it has dampened profits by running up expenses.
A classified intelligence assessment circulated by the Central Intelligence Agency in May says that Iraq is proving so powerful a lure that, for now, it has dampened dangers elsewhere.
So far, this political triumph has boosted confidence in India more than the budget deficit has dampened it.State of triumphThe question is whether such splurges are efficient and how long can they last.
ABC recently shelved the idea of reviving "Wide World" because the slowing economy has dampened advertiser enthusiasm for it.
It is not hard to see why Mr Cuomo's enthusiasm has dampened.
The tragedy has dampened [the Tonys] a little bit, made it tougher.
This has dampened the economic urgency of the circular economy, but it still makes sense.
It is presumed that the long evolutionary history between apes and Plasmodium has dampened parasite virulency.
It's no surprise, except to politicians, that such a boost in this tax has dampened consumer spending.
Her enthusiasm for the president has dampened.
