Sentence examples for steps to temper from inspiring English sources

Mr. Warner suggests two concrete steps to temper the grousing and build business confidence.

As for his personal life, Mr. Silverman said he had taken steps to temper his social profile, which made him a frequent target in the Hollywood blogosphere.

And America needs a new Middle East vision — one aimed not at grand and unattainable all-encompassing solutions but at incremental steps to temper the flames of extremism, tribalism and hate.

Nothing defines the college experience like frat parties and alcohol fueled debauchery but in response to headlines filled with "Campus Rape" and "Sexual Assault" state lawmakers took steps to temper the sexual behavior of students enrolled in universities and colleges across the state by passing legislation adopting affirmative consent.

To temper chocolate: This step is extremely important to yield a visually appealing final product with the proper texture and mouth feel.

"You try to temper him," he added.

Dick Cheney never wanted to temper anything, including his temper.

"He just needs to temper his enthusiasm.

I had learned to temper chocolate.

"They are going to try to temper expectations," he said.

Collins, too, seemed to want to temper the buzz.