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Higher interest rate and increased prices definitely dampens the sentiment.

Wet weather dampens Asos profit forecast as washout summer.

This dampens the chances of MVA candidates in some seats, as per political analysts.

Both Reuters and Bloomberg are reporting that Chinese gas buyer CNOOC has told some suppliers it won't take delivery of LNG cargoes, arguably the first report of a force majeure clause being invoked as the coronavirus outbreak dampens demand.

It’s an outcome that dampens Democratic demands for a bold new agenda, emboldens Republicans and almost ensures partisan gridlock regardless of who wins the presidency.

It also dampens what little chemistry he and Nanjiani are able to achieve.

Restaurants and bars are kept uncomfortably chilly, thus encouraging higher levels of consumption (heat dampens the desire to eat), fuelling not only profits but the obesity crisis.

Rising coal use in Asia dampens the good news a bit as does the fact that the world coal use is still more than two-and-a-half times higher than it was in 1985.

This subsequently dampens the prices that households here have to pay.

Ipilimumab blocks signaling through a receptor on T cells known as CTLA-4 which dampens down the immune system.

The vibration dampens down after the solid rocket boosters have been jettisoned. citation citation Orbiter add-ons The orbiter could be used in conjunction with a variety of add-ons depending on the mission.

When the weather dampens, the "petals" moisten and uncurl and some even curl backward lifting the spore sac up.