Sentence examples for which has dampened from inspiring English sources

These areas are typically still suffering from relatively weak employment and economic conditions, which has dampened local housing demand".

Another reason may be the sluggish development of cross-border e-commerce within the European Union, which has dampened hopes for the development of the Union's "single market".

Those difficulties stem in part from Mr. Obama's past opposition to spending by outside groups, which has dampened donor enthusiasm despite his about-face this year.

Rohm & Haas, like other chemical makers, has been hurt by a slowing economy, which has dampened demand from customers including automobile and construction companies, and by energy and raw materials costs that have soared in the last year.

4/10 The thick sauce is an attractive, rich reddy-brown, thanks, presumably, to the listed paprika, which has dampened the sauce's flavour down in a peculiar dank way.

Despite the recession, which has dampened sales of new condos across New York City, developers continue to put finished products on the market, just as farmers continue to harvest corn planted long before a slump in the price of grain.

These methods, which have dampened tensions between China and Taiwan, could also serve a similar purpose on the subcontinent.

Mr. Lott also said he would fight to bring more money to the Pentagon and fix the military's health care program, which he said has dampened morale and hurt retention.

As Michelle Goldberg wrote in Slate last week, "One of the many dispiriting things about this primary season is the degree to which Clinton's baggage has dampened excitement over the prospect of our first female president".

Unsurprisingly, investor sentiment, which perked up during Modi's campaign, has dampened considerably.

All of which might have dampened the spirits of another man making his debut as the first foreign owner in the N.B.A.