Sentence examples for markets to dampen from inspiring English sources

What it ought to have done to boost the economy was intervene aggressively in foreign-exchange markets to dampen the dollar's rapid appreciation.This is the implication of interesting research by Doug Campbell, a PhD candidate from the University of California, Davis, who recently wrote a piece on expensive dollars and secular stagnation for VoxEU.

The SPD, have a confusingly-named alternative plan for "voluntary conscription".The German Bundesbank is in an optimistic mood, reporting yesterday that turmoil in global markets was no reason to dampen its upbeat economic assessment.

Some ICI shareholders had been holding out for a higher price but market turmoil is likely to dampen any objections.

A SLUGGISH economy and a tepid real estate market have done little to dampen the humming social scene that is the Hamptons.

"The intensification and broadening of the financial market turmoil is likely to dampen global and euro-area demand for a rather protracted period of time," Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, said.

But stocks remained strong despite a series of hits that threatened to dampen market sentiment.

"The recent weakness in the stock market has done little to dampen either consumers' assessment of present economic conditions or future expectations".

"Such sponsorships are likely to serve marketing functions, such as to dampen health groups' support of legislation that would reduce soda consumption and improve soda companies' public image," the authors of the new Preventative Medicine study wrote.

I agree with that, and I think the chairman would also agree that accounting standards should not be so malleable that they fail to meet their objective of helping to properly inform investors and markets or that they should be purposefully designed to try to dampen business, market, and economic cycles.

In his catalogs, he often undervalued cards to dampen the market for them.

Overall the spectre of the eurozone crisis re-emerged to dampen the market's early enthusiasm.