Sentence examples for that will dampen from inspiring English sources
And the BRICs' growth has changed the rest of the world economy in ways that will dampen the disruptive effects of any similar surge in the future.
Public debt, which stood at below 40% of GDP when the crisis hit, will rise above 100% next year, leaving Spain more vulnerable to future shocks.Worse, says Ángel Laborda of the Funcas think-tank, the government has no clear medium-term strategy to reduce its debt and is heading into an electoral period that will dampen enthusiasm for reforms.
However, Apple remains an NFC holdout, and unfortunately for the technology, that will dampen its appeal and retailer adoption.
If Microsoft announces lower PC sales, which Garter analyst Neil MacDonald says is a real possibility, that will dampen the Redmond, Wash.-based company's earnings.
In an interview on CNBC's "Fast Money," Coinbase chief operating officer Asiff Hirji said that as more mature investors take an interest in cryptocurrency, that will "dampen volatility to some extent".
The terrorist attacks on America Sept. 11 has resulted in a "self-imposed blockade on our economy," that will dampen business activity at the very worst moment in recent history, says Stephen Flynn Stephen Flynn, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
"That'll dampen some of the initial negative sentiment from overseas".
If lower capital spending and pressure on the export sector reduce overall employment growth, that will quickly dampen income and hence spending.
A4e claims the fees it charges are "amongst the lowest in the industry", though that will hardly dampen Hodge's ire.
"There is a lot of concern about consumer confidence and consumer spending that will potentially dampen sales tax collections," said Jean Ross of the California Budget Project, a nonpartisan organization that tracks the state's finances.
Summers have been earlier and hotter in recent years, but there is a chance that summer monsoons will dampen forests, or that lightning will be relatively scarce.
