Sentence examples for to dampen potential from inspiring English sources

Higher rates on the longer end in 2008 indicated investors' belief that the economy would pick up and rates would have to move higher to dampen potential inflation.

Studies have found it costs the economy upward of $114 billion — 10 percent of its gross domestic product — and dampens potential investment.

Yet the fact that the pickle has never been particularly popular among tenants (it still has floors vacant, almost three years after its opening) has done little to dampen enthusiasm among potential buyers of the London landmark.

Preferential consumption of higher-quality vegetation components makes herbivores become more dependent on resources of sufficiently low quality to dampen their growth potential later in the dormant season, which also helps buffer them against population extirpation during severe winters [92].

"These factors have the potential to dampen the improvement in confidence and thereby delay the recovery".

Worse, a warning flagged in the catalog by a symbol and read aloud by the auctioneer Jussi Pylkkänen before opening the proceedings was enough to dampen the enthusiasm of potential buyers.

"These factors have the potential to dampen the improvement in confidence and thereby delay the recovery," he added.

Although the move is clearly designed to bolster the markets, the Fed couches it in terms of the overall economy: "Even before the tragic events of last week, employment, production and business spending remained weak and last week's events have the potential to dampen spending further.

Multiply this effect millions of times over, and it has the potential to dampen overall economic productivity for years.

"Multiply this effect millions of times over, and it has the potential to dampen overall economic productivity for years," she warned.

Thus, it would appear that secreted Flii has the potential to dampen inflammation.