Sentence examples for would tamp down from inspiring English sources

Strong rules would tamp down risk.

Among the most likely versions, they say, none would tamp down hostilities between Pakistan and India.

As a result, when times were good I would tamp down on celebration — some was O.K., too much was not O.K. — and also deliberately delegate paranoia.

If you had any concerns that Claire Boucher's new management deal with Jay Z's Roc Nation would tamp down on her artistic ambitions or idiosyncrasies, Grimes' highly anticipated fourth album should dispel them immediately.

If Ms. Rice had hoped that the meetings would tamp down the Republican criticism, the process seems to have failed.

There are established venues for a binding legal settlement, of course, venues that would tamp down the regional tension while giving political cover to the ideologues and fanatics.

Donald Trump has said a lot of gross stuff about women in his lifetime, but it seemed possible that once he announced he was running for president ― the nation's highest office ― he'd tamp down on the ignorant, misogynistic drivel.

That would have been a great lesson for his audience, and it would have helped tamp down the teacher-bashing and teacher-union bashing.

Of course, the central bank's job is to stay ahead of the curve, and a rate hike would presumably help tamp down any inflationary pressures, and therefore help fulfill the Fed's mandate of keeping prices stable.

Before the vote, he championed Mr. Putin's economic platform, declaring that he would work to tamp down inflation, revitalize the defense industry and extract more revenues from natural resources.

The deal tonight would appear to tamp down some of that friction, especially if Mr. Arafat accepts the agreement for him to leave his compound and travel to Gaza -- as a one-time trip -- to visit the grave of his sister, who died this week, and return safely.