Sentence examples for later tempered from inspiring English sources

But Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov later tempered that.

Though Feinberg later tempered his views, the damage to his relations with the trial bar was done.

But strong early gains were later tempered by investors' caution about Apple's prospects for long-term growth, analysts said.

But those plans, later tempered by provincial leaders, now seem derailed as officials are focused on maintaining social stability.

But they later tempered their objections, in part because Mr. Obama acknowledged that Ms. Sotomayor's words were poorly chosen.

He later tempered those comments, saying: "All BS aside they are a hell of a ball club..

He later tempers his enthusiasm.

For him to later temper his criticism by saying that the United States has "no better friend than Israel" is absurd.

Months later, tempers still flare over Mr. Peck's decision, even if some reactions are more restrained.

"Sooner or later, tempers are going to erupt, especially in that fourth quarter when we're making a run and Kerry gets called for a charge, which was unbelievable to me.

However, at a second meeting several hours later tempers had cooled sufficiently to permit a practical discussion about how the crisis should be handled if a tidy handover were still to take place.What is clear is that Mr Brown is now in a position to dictate terms.