Sentence examples for tempers enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

This tempers enthusiasm for this biomarker, as we neither understand the function of this enzyme, nor determinants of its level, nor the consequences of its deficiency.

That could temper enthusiasm for spending.

They temper enthusiasm with erudition, provide good judgment, and offer balance in their discussions.

The exhibition points out that a 1968 city plan marked an attempt to "temper enthusiasm" for the car.

Paul called his situation "a perfect storm" and was quick to temper enthusiasm for the near future.

Yet, the discovery of several unexpected effects of antisense molecules and the lack of clarity with respect to their mechanisms of actions should somewhat temper enthusiasm.

But the Netflix chief executive, Reed Hastings, and chief financial officer, David B. Wells, sought to temper enthusiasm about the stock in their quarterly letter to shareholders.

For the regulators and the industry, tightening quality control will come at a cost, which will temper enthusiasm in some quarters.

"The process fits the Bush White House's authoritarian aura that has tempered enthusiasm within the party on the eve of its national convention".

But the tough draw and managerial upheaval in the wake of an underwhelming Africa Cup of Nations had tempered enthusiasm even before Drogba's injury.

One has to sympathize with Latin political leaders who want to temper enthusiasm for free markets with more efforts to protect workers and the poor.