She needed to stay calm in sight of the break, tempering force with foresight, but still she ignored the safe options.
But Ralph McLaughlin, chief economist of Trulia, said there are other factors at play that could temper forces pushing interest rates up. .
The next step is tempering: forcing the fat crystals in the cocoa butter to line up in a specific shape through a controlled combination of heating and cooling.
But, just conceivably, the force of German civil society — of science and reason, in that age of Einstein and Freud and Planck and Warburg — would have tempered the force of militarism.
And while Japan has been forced to temper the force of its monetary expansion by raising sales-tax rates, Singapore has used its enviable fiscal resources to throw money at low-wage employees.
Lucinda Florio, the wife of former Gov. Jim Florio, was seen as a tempering force for her husband, who was often perceived as aloof.
The other was of a popular young woman unhappily yoked to a man with a temper, forced into marriage by her parents because of her pregnancy.
However, for the amino acids (e.g., Ala, Ile, and Arg) selection for reducing η in high expression genes is substantially tempered by the force of mutation bias.
Now Mr. Lamy says the European Union needs a new dream to revive its sagging fortunes, based on modernizing its "social market" model of tempering economic forces with social protection to keep it sustainable.
Spurred by strong oil revenues, these two economies have been growing at an annual rate of 8-10%, drawing in more workers from overseas and pushing up rents.The rigidity of the exchange-rate regime gets in the way of policies that might temper these forces.
Even some industrialists, among them the head of Germany's chamber of commerce, have questioned hostility's benefits in an economy that seeks to temper market forces with social justice.Hostile takeovers may work in free-wheeling America and Britain, the argument goes, but Germany is different.
