Sentence examples for temper involvement from inspiring English sources
This is clearly visible through the president's first-term decisions to leave Iraq and Afghanistan, and to temper involvement in Libya and Syria.
The Vietnam War tempered foreign involvement in Angola's civil war as neither the Soviet Union nor the United States wanted to be drawn into an internal conflict of highly debatable importance in terms of winning the Cold War.
Everyone will have more fun if the expectations for engagement with a given initiative are tempered and any involvement is looked at positively. 7. Don't dominate the game.
I had to temper my empathy, restrain my emotional involvement, so that I could be productive and efficient.
Reasons for involvement in abortion provision were often tempered by indirect or direct personal experiences.
On Monday, those who supported the campaign — largely Democrats — offered tempered encouragement, urging the United States to step up its involvement in Libya.
While suggestions to bring physicians into decisions about the use of probiotics may temper patient's enthusiasm to purchase probiotics independently, appeals to physician involvement may also suggest greater levels of medical benefit than are supported by available data.
