Sentence examples for muted pressure from inspiring English sources

Without a strong rise in oil prices, major importers such as Britain, Japan and most of Europe are likely to see only muted pressure on petrol prices.

It's technically Berlin techno--with the muted pressure of a steady 4/4 beat--but it's also super melodic and crackling with texture, meaning you can play this at a party and not put the hip-hop heads to sleep.

One possible explanation for the muted pressure response to ambient PM2.5 in these 11 subjects is better management, with state-of-the-art medical therapy (a requirement of the COMPASS-HF trial), than that received by the population of Medicare patients examined by Wellenius et al. (2006).

With a few exceptions, public reaction to abolition has been muted and pressure to restore capital punishment weak.

The muted inflationary pressures have allowed the Fed to keep rates at 0 to 0.25 percent.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Prices of imported goods in the United States posted their largest decline in nearly two years in May as energy and food costs fell, pointing to muted inflation pressures amid slowing global demand.

Looking ahead to the European Central Bank interest rate announcement this afternoon, Archer adds: Despite mounting signs that the already weak eurozone economic situation is deteriorating anew and muted inflationary pressures, the ECB still seems unlikely to cut interest rates from 0.75%to0.50%0% at today's April policy meeting.

The IMF said it only expected the economy to reach full employment by the end of 2017, with "muted" inflation pressures.

Strength in the dollar was also helping to keep inflation pressures muted.

Productivity figures meanwhile showed unit labour cost growth slowing to an annual pace of 2.0 per cent, an indicator of muted underlying inflation pressures which gives the Bank of England another reason to hold fire.

Over time, US objections to Israel's settlement policy have been frustrated and then muted by domestic pressures.