Sentence examples for temper increased from inspiring English sources

China's abrupt shift to a more aggressive stance on Taiwan left the Clinton administration scrambling this week for a response and struggling to temper increased pressure for new sales of sophisticated arms to Taiwan, Congressional and administration officials say.

But when they had the opportunity to pass a warning on, that reduced or eliminated their frustration and also tempered their increased heart rate.

This will probably raise your temper and increase the urge to yell at them.

The addition of Mo can control the secondary temper brittleness, reduce overheating, increase temper stability and obtain high strength and toughness of steel after it is hardened and tempered.

After a strong January with gains of more than 5 percent, both the Dow and the S.& P. tempered increases in February.

The Rwandan government, whose reputation as one of Africa's brightest success stories has been tempered by increasing allegations of political repression, has vehemently rejected the allegations in both reports as untrue.

Additional short-term tempering further increases the strength and hardness of the alloy along with significantly improved ductility under compressive and tensile loading.

The strength of the association across regulatory periods and COH trends suggests that the federal policies were ultimately successful in their goal of improving air quality and essentially tempered the increasing trend in pollution that otherwise would have resulted from economic growth.

When the tempering temperature is increased above 620°C, the yield strength is still higher than 1000 MPa and elongation is above 20% and impact energy at −40°C is more than 35 J.

When the tempering moisture was increased, the SSB ran more easily through the extruder.

Furthermore, the beneficial effect of antiplatelet agents is tempered by an increased risk of dangerous hemorrhagic complications.