Sentence examples for thus tempered from inspiring English sources

His joy is thus tempered by sympathetic sorrow.

ACEA's negative stance towards Member States' adoption of CO2-based car taxation was thus tempered.

His private interest connected with the making of a profit is thus tempered by his training, by his professional experience and by the responsibility which he owes, given that any breach of the rules of law or professional conduct undermines not only the value of his investment but also his own professional existence".

We have thus tempered our speculation that Ppa-OBI-1is required only in the amphid sheath cells in P. pacificus.

Raising the rate of interest paid on excess reserves can make new bank loans less attractive, thus tempering overall credit creation.

But the quartet probably agreed more readily about matters of interpretation than did groups with weaker personal ties, he said, noting that the Carducci musicians had with comparative ease found common ground on the sensitive issue of reining in the high-speed fortissimo, and thus tempering the melodrama, in the Shostakovich.

A rigorous nondiscrimination rule thus tempers the enthusiasm of a dominant political faction by forcing it to play by the same rules it wants to impose on its opponents.

Thus, tempering with the R point would modify the balance between self-renewal and differentiation (Orford and Scadden, 2008).

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].

Viewing the Fukushima landscape must thus be tempered with critical reflection on the processes that may influence what the "objective" GSV camera shows the viewer.

Thus empiricism, tempered by Nelson's focus on communities as knowers, can adequately take into account the social identities of knowers and the complex dependencies of individuals on epistemological communities.