"Expectations were much more tempered now," said Katherine Egbert, analyst with Jefferies & Co. "People now understand that near-term business won't be so good".
According to this same poll, African Americans are much more tempered in their optimism, but optimistic nonetheless.
Our results are much more tempered, with 8% false-negatives and < 1% false-positives.
Memories of that match alone should do much to temper any creeping momentum behind a recall for the Chelsea man.
Coming amid soaring need and bitter debt debates, the findings in Monday's release are likely to offer fodder both to defenders of safety-net programs and fiscal conservatives who say the government already does much to temper hardship and needs to do no more.
On Friday, a series of bright economic reports seemed poised to drive shares up, but worries over the technology sector tempered much of the enthusiasm.
In normal times, he likes to present himself as an enthusiast for Europe, not least to distance himself from centre-right rivals such as Philippe Séguin, a fellow member of the Gaullists' Rally for the Republic, who has belatedly tempered much of his own scepticism, and Charles Pasqua, from the breakaway Rally for France, who is as Europhobic as ever.In this section Hitmen hit?
During the AFS initial development phase, there was an enthusiasm for AFS to capture as much as possible, tempered by a concern not to be over ambitious.
I learned not to use the word "fun" so much and to temper my light-hearted intuitive approach.
Stephen Spaulding, the chief of architectural preservation in the Northeast at the Park Service, has taken much care to temper the orthodoxies of restoration — which, in some historical homes, now leave everything in authentic, unrestored condition — with a willingness to create a memorial that could evoke the home as it was for the brief time when Hamilton lived here (1802-4).
Rothstein spends considerable time on Hamilton the man, and the National Park Service's efforts that have "taken much care to temper the orthodoxies of restoration - which, in some historic homes, now leave everything in authentic, unrestored condition".
