Sentence examples for to be dampened from inspiring English sources

His ardour had to be dampened pretty fiercely.

The most heavily methylated parts of the genome tend to be dampened in their activity.

He expects growth in the euro area to be dampened by tensions in euro area sovereign debt markets.

Inhibitors of kinases can be important treatments for human diseases in which hyperactive processes need to be dampened.

There will still be a parade for Soriano this Saturday when he arrives home, but he expects it to be dampened by the recent events.

What the youngsters have in common is an eagerness to learn that has yet to be dampened by overcrowded schools, poor teachers and administrative inattention.

None of that seems to be dampening patriotic spirit, day or night.

Fortunately some overdue sunshine is expected next week; not that the rain seems to be dampening too many people's fun.

There was no reason to believe that they were actually less prepared; instead, the mode of testing appeared to be dampening their results.

This also exhibited some basic oscillations but these oscillations were also noticed to be dampening although our tether restrictions never let us test this out all the way.

The pollution concerns don't seem to be dampening people's enthusiasm for gathering around open flames, according to fireplace designers.