Sentence examples for will be dampened from inspiring English sources

Growth will be dampened but, says Eckart Tuchtfeld, an economist at Commerzbank, "the economy seems to be pretty resilient".

Their euphoria will be dampened by the injuries suffered to world-class players which may hurt them going forward.

Almost boyishly enthusiastic and unapologetically geeky, you wonder if some of Luckey's raw passion for this technology will be dampened as the Oculus Rift becomes a commercial reality.

Consumer spending will be hit by an increase in VAT and higher pension contributions, while investment will be dampened by a one-off levy and an increase in corporation tax.

"The faster the trend to scale up and the faster that backyard breeding is phased out, the more volatility will be dampened," Hua Jianqing, Jiahua's president and principle investor, said from his headquarters in rural Zhejiang, south of Shanghai.

By signalling that the Bank of England is becoming concerned about that possibility, and that they are prepared to take action, the hope is that those expectations will be dampened".

Until it does so, even small boosts in one quarter – driven by temporary factors like the Olympics – will only be dampened in the next quarter.

Savings in Iraq will also be dampened by Afghanistan, where the plan calls for a more modest troop increase, but where the primitive transportation system can make logistics more expensive.

The associated inflammation will need to be dampened.

But still, enthusiasm has to be dampened, because these doses will not be attained pharmacologically.

Will the euphoria of the Winnipeg Jets' rebirth be dampened by continued misery in Phoenix?