Sentence examples for it will temper from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration and some lawmakers are pressing China to allow its currency to appreciate more quickly, hoping it will temper Chinese exports by making them more expensive.

If a boost to liquidity stems the flight from risk, it will temper a slowdown.

"But if the market does bounce back, it will temper your gains".

It won't smooth out particularly rough roads or choppy wakes, but it will temper the occasional bump or bounce.

"So I don't think I have to change that much, but I will temper those actions if I can".

Yet that is largely despite the government rather than because of it, and falling oil prices will temper the boom.

Dell has been cautious and, in fact, it's possible the company will temper forecasts tomorrow.

The Oval Office — its realities and traditions — will temper his rages.

Individual Union member states now may be more sympathetic toward Ukraine — though it is not clear if that sympathy will temper the view that Ukraine needs to do more, including taking action on Tymoshenko.

It's the new health supplement that will temper your anxiety, cure your migraines, fix your sex life and reverse all the terrible decisions you've made up until this point.

But it is a positive step that, with luck, will temper a major strategic blunder by Mr. Trump.