"At the margin it may temper rate hike expectations following recent, mildly hawkish Bank of England comments and take the steam out of sterling's recent strong run.
Because these government agencies almost always try to jawbone insurers into tempering their rate increases, we could see a somewhat lower increase than what the preliminary numbers indicate.
This passenger-friendly move, however, could temper the rate of return and delay the breakeven at Delhi International Airport Ltd. (DIAL), a subsidiary of the listed GMR Infrastructure.
An alternative outcome may be trench warfare which occurs when a diversity of parasites selects for the maintenance of multiple defense strategies, thus tempering the rate of adaptive fixation [ 32].
Thus, transgenic cultures reached peak density (76 g/L, Fig. 2) already at 5 weeks, when growth rate tempered while the WT cultured continued to grow at a vigorous pace up to 7 weeks after inoculation and achieved roughly twice that density (161 g/L, Fig. 2).
In the process, he has built what even his critics acknowledge is a record of significant accomplishments (expanding the mass transit system, a big drop in the crime rate) tempered by some dispiriting failures (that affair with a television reporter while he was married).
"Our exuberance was tempered by our complication rate, and we started looking at the procedure more critically".
But when they had the opportunity to pass a warning on, that reduced or eliminated their frustration and also tempered their increased heart rate.
In the field of extreme prematurity, where "the child's best interest" is one of the foundations of management [ 27, 28], the finality of action cannot be limited to a short-term result, reflected in a mortality rate or a survival rate, without being tempered by more qualititative elements.
He was blessed with a first-rate intellect tempered with down-to-earth common sense.
(See "Getting A Piece Of Chinese Growth").. Concerns over China, and an S&P threat to cut Japan's credit rating, were tempered somewhat by news that the U.K. finally broke out of recession and a batch of high-profile quarterly reports that were mostly better than expected.
