Sentence examples for will not dampen from inspiring English sources

The spending curbs in the debt-ceiling deal will not dampen growth much, but the expiry of previous stimulus will.

It will cost them their time and a good deal of money but that will not dampen their enthusiasm.

I suspect that a weeklong Republican quest to glorify a past America that was somehow better than today will not dampen the tension and violence.

He concedes that "there are few, if any, references to Seattle in the Wodehouse canon", but that will not dampen the revels.

An FA Cup exit to Wigan at the weekend will not dampen spirits either for the man on a mission and one mission only, to stay in the league.

Even if rising interest rates slow the housing market before the election, most economists predict that they will not dampen economic growth or job creation until long after the votes have been cast.

That is far lower than is tolerable by any living thing known on Earth, even from places like the Dead Sea.This result will probably not dampen the ardour of exobiologists.

This report takes a closer look at fiscal policy, how we got here, the effects on monetary policy, and, the risk that gridlock and inability to set a real budget will not only dampen our growth potential, but smother it with a full-blown fiscal crisis.

Do not dampen the cloth too much, it will wet the remaining dust and you won't be able to brush it off.

That discrepancy did not dampen the enthusiasm.

The Web does not dampen discussion.