Sentence examples for mobility tempered with from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband accused Britain's Conservative-led government of betraying the "British Promise" of upward mobility, tempered with egalitarianism.

Yet it is being tempered with a new appreciation for context, for systemic and structural challenges that limit upward mobility and perpetuate class divides that are finally coming into collective view.

"But it was tempered with ambivalence.

But such joy was tempered with uncertainty.

But its euphoria is tempered with caution.

But other comments were tempered with Gallic practicality.

But this must also be tempered with realism.

But optimism must always be tempered with caution.

In these works, his natural acidity is tempered with sweetness.

Aggressive outbursts were tempered with occasional moments of respite.

Ibn Hayyim in his treatise [18] mentioned various tempering methods: blue is tempered with gum Arabic and egg white or egg yolk, rose colours made from brazilwood lake is tempered with gum, verdigris with gum or egg yolk and gum, carmine colour is tempered with egg yolk, saffron is tempered with egg white, orpiment with egg yolk, black indigo is tempered with gum and egg yolk.