Sentence examples for will never dampen from inspiring English sources

Assistance from the government will never dampen the charitable nature of human beings.

In fact, as our calculations reveal, this dependence is so strong that for selection coefficient of 0.1 in both species as little as 0.5% of induced switching in species X is enough to eradicate the cyclic dynamics, while for selection coefficient of 0.9 induced switching will never dampen the cycles.

Age, can never dampen that fact.

These setbacks, however, never dampened the Illinois Central's enthusiasm for acquiring more lakefront real estate.

Christopher Chelsen said his father's illness never dampened his drive for life.

But, McLaren said, it never dampened Beltre's enthusiasm for fielding.

Sexual desire, in this state of hairiness, is never dampened by the sight of body hair.

For example, it is possible that companies that insist on doing small pilots of social software will dampen the viral effect so much that they will never see the benefit and they won't buy it.

"The quickness of Mr Rafecas's decision fuels society's uncertainty, and the 63 pages that he wrote, which most people will never read, don't help calm it," says Martín Böhmer, a law professor at the University of San Andrés.Such quibbles did not dampen the mood of Ms Fernández or the kirchneristas gathered outside Congress.

General Petraeus got the best result he could for the U.S. in Iraq -- dampening the insurgency temporarily with bribery until the United States could extract itself -- but the insurgency will never be extinguished until the Shi'ite oppression of Sunnis is halted.

We will never forget him.