Sentence examples for tempered over time from inspiring English sources

I would like to believe that this new response will become tempered over time.

It was during this period that he began to participate in the discussions of ARCIC (he was a member of the commission 1969 81 and again 1983 90); his early Evangelical sympathies having been tempered over time, helped by his friendship with Edward Yarnold, Master of Campion Hall.

In these three regions, this is tempered over time, as the effect of freeze dates on flowering declined over time, as indicated by the negative value of the interaction between the variables 'Year' and 'Freeze'.

The tremendous enthusiasm for SNPs as susceptibility biomarkers has been tempered over time by a lack of successful identifications.

Tempers cool over time; perspective broadens and insight deepens.

Nobody will benefit if the guys in charge pop a collective aneurism, and the benefits of ill temper diminish over time.

"I think the [runway] shows still hold up pretty well," Dan Caten said when asked if the duo might have tempered their catwalk antics over time.

But initial reactions should be tempered by allowing time to pass; perhaps I'll get over thinking it looks like a giant blood clot.

Sometimes leadership can be nurtured over time, yielding people tempered by experience, elevated by the inevitable losses, and supported by close friends and allies who cushion the journey.

Over time, my fear was tempered by the knowledge that the United States was a superpower, that vast oceans separate us from our enemies, and that the concept of mutually assured destruction was an effective deterrent.

The process of heat treatment adopts the tempering process with varying processing parameters, including tempering temperature and tempering time.