Sentence examples for need to temper from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid this you will need to temper your chocolate.

"But investors need to temper that because considerable issues with the finances remain unchanged".

The anticipation for the meeting will surely build over the coming days, but hardly anyone wearing a Jets logo felt the need to temper his excitement.

This was more than just trying to appeal to a business audience, as he stresses the need to temper these views with protection for consumers and investors.

And most importantly, unlike other Republicans in red states, Romney wouldn't necessarily feel the need to temper his opposition to Trump in the Senate.

Coleman was clearly disappointed, yet he was also conscious of the need to temper any criticism of his players with the tournament so close.

"He just needs to temper his enthusiasm.

After leaving them alone, arguably for too long, it needs to temper their tax privileges cautiously.

Did they feel the needed to temper a Disney reference with a News Corp trademark?

I needed to temper my dad's enthusiasm a bit, and so I announced that I would be majoring in patricide.

"One needs to temper the sense that we are making a medical advance with the extraordinary emotional stresses in these families," Dr. Offit said.