Sentence examples for more temper from inspiring English sources

If PPR gets Gucci's succession wrong, the company may produce more temper tantrums than profits.

Fellow parents are more likely to understand if I bail on dinner because of a sudden teacher conference, and their eyes are less likely to glaze over if my preoccupation at that dinner is more temper tantrums than, say, the right way to temper chocolate (which might once have held my interest for hours).

So, why did I put myself in a situation that would cause my terrible 2-year-old to throw more temper tantrums than usual?

Chances are all that you will accomplish is more negative behavior and more temper tantrums.

Now, the criticism is more tempered.

Second-generation radical propagandists tend to be more tempered.

Reaction from the US critics was more tempered.

Until it does, more farmers will suffer, more tempers will flare and more people will die.

He was more tempered in describing his presumed Republican challenger, Mitt Romney.

But out in the world, the reaction to the president's proposals was far more tempered.

Praise from David Steiner, the state education commissioner, for the state over all was more tempered.