dampen znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady dampen

• Direct democracy and federalism have not only geared the path of welfare state evolution in a more liberal direction, but have also dampened social expenditures.

• Such expectations need to be dampened from the experience elsewhere.

• In other southern states, the poll tax applied to primary voting and often had a large effect in dampening white turnout.

• While corporatism still acted as a brake on inflationary pressures, central bank independence was no longer a significant factor in dampening rising prices.

• Increases in the use of capital have dampened but not reversed this trend.

• By this stage, the initial 'infectiousness' should be predictably dampened if not extinguished (provided that the time units involved are not too short).

• Cascades can be dampened by public policies, such as installing snow fences on the sides of mountains that are prone to avalanches.

• The expectation of this long-run equilibrium appreciation already dampens the initial overshooting depreciation.