Sentence examples for temper worries from inspiring English sources

That may temper worries in the emerging world but at the risk of pushing the global economy back into recession.

The mailer and new website are meant primarily to temper worry in the neighborhoods near the museum about the effects of construction — and to argue that LACMA is not expanding but is instead replacing a group of aging buildings with a single, more efficient one.

Stocks surged for most of the day as Greece and Dubai moved closer to resolving deficit issues, tempering worries that debt troubles might spread to other countries.

For now, technical limitations may temper any worries that a person's voice could be lifted without permission.

Mr. Cochran, who declined to comment for this article, went on to call his longtime colleague "erratic," "hotheaded" and someone who "loses his temper" and "worries me".

While the subprime fallout may get worse before it gets better, those with the cash to finance in the prime lending market should temper their worries.

But even as stocks rose on the news, the exuberant mood of business executives was tempered by worries about continuing high prices of oil, the nation's ballooning budget deficit and the increasing cost of health care.

As one auto executive said, "Bush has been a good president to work with". But even as stocks rose on the news, the exuberant mood of business executives was tempered by worries about continuing high prices of oil, the nation's ballooning budget deficit and the increasing cost of health care.

But his enthusiasm was tempered by worries over the proliferation of poets laureate.

She has tried to temper her worry by maintaining the usual rhythm of her life.

At the outpost, Lieutenant Bismillah's optimism was tempered by worries that his forces lack firepower.