Sentence examples for just tempered from inspiring English sources

The company has just tempered its revenue growth outlook for the current quarter.

But even if those efforts fail, the debate may just temper the belief that current government policies are mostly about helping the poor.

The prospect of a 700-mile round trip obviously raised the issue of relevance when the draw was made but Bournemouth are flying most of the way - making good use of Maxim Demin's money on Flybe's Southampton to Newcastle route - and counterintuitive though this may sound, we reckon that dose of luxury might just temper the motivation of making an arduous journey worthwhile.

They'll just temper the magnitude of the increase.

Love does not just temper power, but transforms it.

But she also seems to have perfected a fresher kind of formula, one we might expect to see replicated in the future: memoirs about parenting techniques that are just appalling enough to allow the reader to revel in self-righteousness, but tempered with insights just wise enough, and timely enough, that the reader has reason to refrain from chucking the book across the room.

Just temper your expectations and try to create what you want to create.

But temper your excitement for a blowout just a bit, Patriots fans.

On the other hand, just to temper their natural aggressiveness, drivers from, say, Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana universities will be made to drive in their underwear.

Just to temper my enthusiasm for this film, I have to admit that the sight of James Bond artlessly spraying a machine gun around with all the delicacy of Schwarzenegger is something that still jars to this day.

That is nice -- and welcome -- but perhaps, it needs to be tempered just a smidge.