Sentence examples for tempered up from inspiring English sources

"The debate was reasonably good tempered up until that point, but once he made those remarks there was a pretty big backlash".

The microstructural characterization shows that the Cu precipitation and growth occur in three stages: i) Cu BCC, ii) Cu 9R, and iii) Cu FCC, during tempering up to 1000 h.

A few directors have witnessed that temper up close, among them David Lean, with whom she made A Passage to India, and George Sluizer, whose relations with her during Dark Blood (River Phoenix's last film) were so dire that producers had to intervene.

Exhaustion and frayed tempers upped the stress.

The surprise is thanks to Renato Donzelli, the chef and owner, whose Italian heritage was tempered by growing up in Venezuela.

Indeed, government efforts to "temper" the "ups and downs" of business cycles will eventually be regarded as preposterous and hubristic.

And as counterintuitive as it may seem to those engaged here in the Great Recession, one of their major challenges is to temper pent-up demand -- for modern conveniences, luxury homes and big automobiles -- with the sustainable lessons they've learned in the states.

The base steel was normalized and then tempered at 650 °C for up to 60 min.

Yet the good feelings were tempered by Carl Crawford coming up with another hamstring injury and right-hander Mike Bolsinger's continue inability to pitch deep into games.

Not that we in the US have arrived to a carbon-neutral utopia yet; but we did make some visionary commitments in 1970 as our Industrial Revolution ramped up that tempered the escalating pollution of our generation.

"Any relief at the avoidance of a full break-up is tempered by significant shareholder value destruction in measures announced today".