Sentence examples for was subdued because from inspiring English sources
As expected, the effect of precipitation, evaporation, and net moisture flux on average vertical soil deformations was subdued because the overlaying soil layer that covered the lower layers of the deposit reduced moisture intake.
The reaction to the Knights' start has been subdued because most of their victories have been against weak opponents, with Auburn and Princeton (3-7) among the exceptions.
No SECs please, we're European Going with the flow Gilt complex The great pretenders Ready, steady Reprints Related topics Asia South-East Asia MalaysiaBut there is another reason why the exodus may be subdued: because most of the foreign money has already left.
But I think that the one important signal that you should be looking for is the sign that inflation has been subdued because the factory utilization is so low.
What was previously a concerted "hunt" for elevated PSA levels has been subdued because of the unanticipated negative effects that screening and subsequent treatments conferred on individuals with much less benefit than anticipated [ 1].
The news conference was subdued in part because it was New Year's Day and in part because O'Leary had embarrassed the university when it was revealed days later that he had lied about his athletic and academic credentials.
Among Christian conservatives, reaction to Mr. Warren's acceptance of the invitation to deliver a marquee prayer at Mr. Obama's inauguration was subdued or supportive, perhaps in part because few Christian leaders are inclined to publicly criticize someone with enormous popularity among American Protestants of all stripes.
The third quarter was subdued.
The atmosphere was subdued.
