dampenings造句

• They may work by dampening the brain's excitatory traffic.
• We have to explain this to them without dampening their enthusiasm.
• They also increase the weight of company debts, dampening profits.
• The dollar's recent strength may also be dampening enthusiasm.
• Surging interest rates have also hurt by dampening demand for loans.
• I think there has been a dampening of anger out there.
• Higher interest rates raise corporate borrowing costs, dampening profit growth.
• Profit expectations have come down markedly, without dampening investor enthusiasm.
• Dalrymple told the paper, his eyes dampening at the memory.
• I believe it will have no dampening effect on consumer confidence.
• A tumbling stock market has a way of dampening grand schemes.
• An analyst said margin calls were also dampening already weak sentiments.
• Many Japanese are worried about the future, dampening consumer spending.
• Observers said the weather played a part in dampening passions too.
• Dampening or inhibiting bradykinin has been shown to relieve HAE symptoms.
• A dampening field provides a psychological barrier against utilizing their powers.
• In July the usual seasonal influences continued to have a dampening effect.
• Enderle said Microsoft itself was unintentionally responsible for dampening sales.
• The weak economy and currency instability are dampening demand, he said.
• Economists said the export-dampening effect will set in next year.