Sentence examples for much dampened from inspiring English sources
"We studied 12 populations of voles across Europe and found that while a faint population cycle remains, it's now much dampened down.
The gradient between samples becomes much dampened when the second 25% of ranked genes (upper right of Figure 3) is used, and fades away almost entirely with the use of the third and last 25% of ranked genes (lower panels of Figure 3).
And, though the feminist in me is heartened to see a woman, Nicky Morgan, replace him, the fact is much dampened by her strong support for raising tuition fees and ending educational maintenance allowance (EMA).
After a while they burst in saying, "We've won some money!" But we were pretty much dampening their expectations.
But there's always that little nagging fear about what they may have gotten as a parting gift from their previous partners -- a "what if -type of thif -typehat can pretty much dampen the sexual flames if nof puthinkinguthattogether.
But there's always that little nagging fear about what they may have gotten as a parting gift from their previous partners, a "what if" type of thinking that can pretty much dampen the sexual flames if not put them out altogether.
Difficult life circumstances can do much to dampen anyone's libido.
But with so much rain dampening so many weekends this summer, recollections of family vacations were less nostalgia than creeping mildew.
This did not do much to dampen the speculation, which continued over the weekend and by Monday had made its way onto the front page of the Post.
The flow rate of a substance is measured by a turbine flowmeter, in which the revolutions of a freely spinning turbine immersed in a fluid are measured, while the viscosity of a fluid is measured by a number of techniques, including how much it dampens the oscillations of a steel blade.
But a 0.27% increase in commercial banks' benchmark one-year deposit and lending rates, to 3.33% and 6.84% respectively, won't in itself do much to dampen inflation or the overheating economy.
