Sentence examples for strongly tempered from inspiring English sources

The urge to upzone an already overcrowded city center, mostly for revenue purposes, needs to be strongly tempered by a more humanistic approach.

As a consequence we assert that certain families of symmetric spaces are strongly tempered in the sense of Sakellaridis and Venkatesh.

The paternalistic benevolence contained in the principles of non-maleficence and beneficence is strongly tempered by the emphasis on respect for the autonomy of the patient who the health care professional is seeking to serve [ 9, 21].

I find that the author's assertion that R0>1 is a sufficient condition for a global pandemic to be overstated, however, and I would strongly recommend tempering the language.

At first Washington was strongly critical of Israel, but the administration soon tempered its language and has instead reportedly pressed for concessions from the Israelis in private.

Visual examination established that the bright areas of the red fabric were painted out with a strongly pigmented red paint, which was clearly not tempered.

He too is not surprised yet holds a strongly optimistic view on race relations which is tempered with a sense of realism and rationalism a la his impromptu comments today.

Collectively these observations strongly support a model of reductive mobilization of arsenic from adjacent clays into aquifers, tempered by repeated flushing during periods of appreciable rainfall.

That tempered industry professionals' enthusiasm, as did the continuing high rate of unemployment, which strongly correlates with consumer spending.

And while many may still strongly disagree with what he did as president — as a partisan political actor — that is now being tempered by a better understanding of who he is as a man.

This concern is somewhat tempered by the fact that pleural abnormality, the asbestos-related condition that has been most strongly associated with asbestos exposure in this population, was not associated with reporting of SAIDs.