Sentence examples for would cool from inspiring English sources

A more expensive renminbi would cool inflation.

The higher prices would cool off the economy again.

But it would cool the region's boiling waters while letting all sides save face.

This would cool domestic demand without the need for a big rise in interest rates.

Otherwise, it would cool as it expands (or conversely heat as it is compressed).

Increasing the ratio of capital to risk would cool lending and hit the big banks' profits.

He was hoping the moonshadow would cool the weather enough to break up the clouds.

Injecting sulphate particles into the stratosphere, for instance, would cool the Earth by reflecting more sunlight into space.

"If everyone would cool down the rhetoric we might actually have some helpful discussions," Professor Vaidhyanathan said.

The Blooms had been looking casually for about two years while hoping the market would cool off.

Mr. Guynn said growth would cool to 3percentthis yearar without big increases in unemployment or inflation.