Sentence examples for try to modulate from inspiring English sources

Like the flu, we cannot avoid influence; we can only try to modulate its manifestation.

"It's a little bit like a religious movement," he said, "but I try to modulate my enthusiasm to not come off too much like a cult member".

Republicans in leadership positions try to modulate their language a bit, but it's a matter more of tone than substance.

As they try to modulate the market, local and central governments here are walking a thin line.

As with corticosteroids, we try to modulate immunosuppressive drugs according to the degree of intraocular inflammation and the possible occurrence of complications and/or recurrences and/or disease extension in the same eye or bilaterally.

The chemical compounds rapamycin and bafilomycin A1, were used to try to modulate autophagy in PBMC by in vitro treatment.

Indeed, the range of acceptable opinion narrowed considerably today, as the government declared victory and tried to modulate a range of popular emotions into a single tune.

Campaign handicappers have said that Mr. West is trying to modulate his tone; his first campaign ad, while staying true to his views, is sedate by his standards.

In a speech to the nation on Monday evening, Mr. Karzai tried to modulate the different messages, giving a little bit to all sides but hardly laying out a vision for the road ahead, other than to say that he planned to hold a traditional jirga, or tribal assembly, to discuss the Strategic Partnership with the United States, the peace process and relations with Pakistan.

After a period in which the administration bluntly demanded that Israel freeze all settlement construction -- and Israel refused -- the White House is now trying to modulate its public pressure, fearing that it could stiffen Israeli resistance or put Mr. Netanyahu in an untenable position with his right-leaning coalition.

Solving the Urban Sprawl problem is quite difficult therefore government is trying to modulate the Urban Design.