Sentence examples for time dampen from inspiring English sources

Bringing China into a free trade zone with the US and the rest of Asia will consolidate all the stabilizing forces in Asia and, at the same time, dampen the nationalist tendencies not only in China, but in Japan and South Korea as well.

"Given the broad-based nature of the disinflation and the corresponding fact that many countries are easing monetary policy at the same time, dampening the downward pressure that monetary policy easing exerts on the exchange rate, monetary policy stimulus on its own may not be sufficient to keep medium-term inflation expectations anchored at central bank targets.

Masks and waders quickly became the styles du jour as revelers refused to have their good time dampened.

Minuscule hair cells within the fluid-filled canals of the vestibular system also degrade over time, dampening signals that relay head position and motion.

If you're short on time, dampening your hair in the sink is also a good option.

9.05am GMT When is it time to dampen the animal spirits in the UK housing market, Osborne is asked?

It is high time to dampen it, or at least to channel it into benign activities like ping-pong.

This 'outreach parameter' can change over time and dampen the fast initial growth, correcting for the early saturation observed in the empirical data.

If you think special interest money plays too large a role in politics, be prepared for an election cycle that will confirm your worst suspicions -- unless Congress is successful in a race against time to dampen the deeply corrosive effects of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn century-old campaign finance precedents in Citizens United v. F.E.C.

Trading has been hit by the rising gold price, which increased its costs at the same time as dampening consumer demand.

At the same time, it dampened the hopes of some on Wall Street that it was near the end of its campaign to control inflation by tightening its monetary policy.