Sentence examples for which will dampen from inspiring English sources

He wants to speed up the rollout of subsidised housing, which will dampen the private market.

None of which will dampen Green Brighton's determination to give Gordon Brown a warm welcome when he arrives for his own conference at the cheaper end of the front.

It can also cause to them to distrust your sincerity, which will dampen any chances they'll fancy you.

The family controls 45% of the stock and Bruno Schroder, a board member since 1963, has given a thumbs-up, which will tend to dampen outside dissent.

Housing is like most other markets – extra supply relative to demand will dampen prices which, for housing, means improved affordability.

A new parliament due to be elected in December should give the Sunnis a bigger voice, but it remains moot whether that will dampen the insurgency, which is still fierce in the Sunni areas.

Democrats claim the new law will dampen high voter turnout, which generally favors Democrats, especially among traditional Democratic constituencies such as minorities, non-English speakers, low-income adults and persons with disabilities.

Of deeper concern is worry that financial downsizing or dysfunction will dampen its reputation for orchestral primacy, which helps attract top soloists, guest conductors and tour invitations.

The recent death of his grandson Mohammad has affected him deeply and undoubtedly will dampen his spirits for the visit which he very much wants to make.

Raising taxes, for which there appears to be a measure of public support, will dampen already tepid personal consumption levels.

If Microsoft announces lower PC sales, which Garter analyst Neil MacDonald says is a real possibility, that will dampen the Redmond, Wash.-based company's earnings.