Sentence examples for problem is tempered from inspiring English sources

This problem is tempered somewhat by the large amount of time that had passed between the assessments for temperament and child behaviour (six years), supported by the finding of only small correlations between the moderator and outcome measures.

Thus, it appears that hyperarousal (i.e. irascibility, hypervigilance, concentration and sleeping problems) is tempered by all four modes of social support.

The enthusiasm for Chinese goods here is tempered by one commonly heard complaint: maintenance problems.

Risk-taking is tempered.

That disappointment is tempered by some optimism.

By assumption, { B } ω ∈ Ω ∈ D is tempered.

We now verify that K given by (3.35) is tempered.

This is tempered by two other factors.

Still, Mr. Kirby is tempering his excitement.

And this realisation is tempering the celebrations.

Granted, this problem is somewhat tempered by the fact that activation and reactivation measurements are both calculated as % of cells expressing IEGs zif or fos (% of the total population vs % of the lacZ population).