Hope that doesn't put a damper on your school thing!
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But don't let that put a damper on your expectations.
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A downpour won't put a damper on Katherine Schwarzenegger's mood!
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But you know what really puts a damper on it?
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Lackluster global demand also has put a damper on exports.
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Lackluster global demand also has put a damper on exports.
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But that doesn't put a damper on their sex life.
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That could put a damper on some people's charitable spirit.
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But a sudden downpour put a damper on the trio's plans.
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Ultimately, Clinton said Saturday, Comey put a damper on the campaign.
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Pregnancy doesn't need to put a damper on your sex life.
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Nobody wants to put a damper on either one of them.
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The volatile markets also put a damper on mergers and acquisitions.
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Too little sleep also puts a serious damper on worker productivity.
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Martin wired down the damper so that the strings might resonate.
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But don't let the rain put a damper on going out.
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That could put a damper on lending, hiring and business expansion.
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But coronavirus now threatens to put a damper on campaign season.
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And it can put a serious damper on your water activities.
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A gloomy Japanese manufacturing report kept a damper on global equity markets.
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But last week, a buzzkill adult put a damper on their fun.
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Nevertheless, the weather couldn't damper Master Police Officer Sharnise Hawkins-Graham's spirits.
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Even the weather can put a last minute damper on social plans.
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Not even Saturday evening's blackout put damper on the bustling city's energy.
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That kind of put a little bit of a damper on things.
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Overall, commercial factors put a damper on the whole process, experts said.
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In addition, the housing slowdown could put a damper on Democratic Gov.
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Lately, however, public health concerns have put a damper on the hobby.
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There's nothing like a broken cork to put a damper on the night.
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That could put a damper on some people's charitable inclinations this holiday season.
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But soggy, flavorless fries really put a damper on an otherwise excellent meal.
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According to Frankel, online dating might really put a damper on those connections.
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Leave it to the mom shamers to put a damper on the fun.
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But seven years later, earthquake researchers have put a damper on this optimism.
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Coronavirus may accelerate that process and put a damper on even healthier malls.
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Of late, a mini-financial crisis has put a damper on credit growth.
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That could mean an increase in unemployment and a damper on rising wages.
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Ms. Kahiu, the director, refused to put a damper on the film's ending.
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YouTube's scammer problem threatens to put a damper on its broader gaming ambitions.
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That put a damper on the third consecutive sellout crowd at PNC Arena.
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Not winning her fourth Golden Globe didn't put a damper on Julia Roberts' night.
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"It put a damper on my interest in those kinds of venues," she says.
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None of this has put a damper on the company's ability to attract investors.
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Don't let your luggage (or lack thereof) put a damper on your day off.
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The Hallmark Channel isn't letting the drama with Lori Loughlin damper their holiday spirit.
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It doesn't seem likely the accident will put a damper on the pair's vacation.
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A €1.5bn 26-year trade a few weeks before was an even damper squib.
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But rising mortgage rates took their toll on affordability, putting a damper on growth.
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Facebook-owned Instagram recently copied "stories," which seemingly put a damper on Snap's growth.
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That same climate pattern could also put a damper on the Atlantic hurricane season.
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But the general direction of the series had put a damper on the festivities.
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Or maybe it was the cold, which definitely put a damper on my mood.
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The real damper on my musical instincts arrived in the form of piano practice.
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They also put a damper on the debut of Rams rookie quarterback Jared Goff.
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The #DeleteFacebook movement will no longer put an undue damper on your love life.
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That kind of loss could put a damper on DoorDash&aposs expected public offering.
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Recently, I had a big problem really put a damper on my retro-gaming experience.
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Unfortunately, the role of stick-in-the-mud puts a damper on Groban's natural charisma.
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That was enough to put a damper on the transfer of information via radio transmissions.
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Restrictions attributed to a noise ordinance also put a damper on much of the music.
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Higher prices are going to put a damper on all those Cinco de Mayo parties.
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But thriving cosmically can also put a serious damper on one's ability to thrive financially.
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The offensive barrage put a damper on the well-traveled Jackson's second start with Washington.
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The loss put another damper on the Avalanche's chances in the Western Conference playoff race.
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I won't say it ruined my birthday, but it definitely put a damper on it.
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But that hasn't put a damper on interest: The school is currently at full enrollment.
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But Short's comments may put a damper on hopes for any sort of bipartisan agreement.
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Trump's cautious approach to who he follows hasn't put a damper on his social activity.
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Some things happen that might, in other circumstances, put a damper on the good times.
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But T-Mobile says those concerns haven't put a damper on users accessing the service.
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However, the White House's trade wars have put a damper on relations with its neighbors.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam complained that the demonstrations put a damper on the holiday.
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Still, the presidency has not put a damper on all aspects of Mr. Trump's business.
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However, that did not seem to put a damper on late-stage deals and unicorn financings.
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But there's one post-sex symptom that tends to put a damper on your mood: nausea.
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But Clarke wasn't going to let the bleak atmosphere put a damper on her fiery charm.
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But the bank warned protectionism and international political tensions were putting a damper on investor confidence.
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New York City's chilly temperatures aren't putting a damper on Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx's love.
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It is not clear if Damper has retained an attorney who could comment on her behalf.
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The weather puts a damper on one's edible exploration of street food, hawker centers, and restaurants.
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It's not the end of the world, but it certainly puts a damper on the fun.
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Eventually, things worked out, but money issues still put a damper on Kandi and Phaedra's relationship.
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Not even economic uncertainty, environmental challenges, and overburdened infrastructure can put a damper on this party.
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A handful of devastating hurricanes and wildfires also put a damper on many apparel retailers' sales.
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For Williams, the loss put only a slight damper on her journey back to Indian Wells.
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This pain at the pump has put a damper on summer vacation plans for many Americans.
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Still, that didn't throw a damper on Amber from dipping her toe into the drug world.
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However, crude prices were still firmly in a bear market, putting a damper on investor enthusiasm.
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Unlike the 1998 lockout, the 2011 version didn't put a damper on the N.B.A.'s popularity.
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The European purchasing managers index for September put a damper on expectations for the eurozone economy.
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The expansion defied concerns that hurricanes in Texas and Florida would put a damper on output.
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This has put a damper on what could have been an otherwise rosy operating environment for American.
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Even worries about rain couldn't put a damper on the Gio Benitez and Tommy DiDario's romantic wedding!
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Thick smoke put a damper on what would otherwise be a busy time at nearby Lake Berryessa.
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"It puts a bad damper on the city," said Mr. Long, who had not yet been tested.
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But there's one little thing that keeps putting a damper on the hardware maker's global expansion plans.
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Electromechanical rotary damper On the eROT system, traditional shock absorbers are replaced with horizontally mounted electric motors.
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There was also concern that the leak could put a damper on Israel's fragile relationship with Russia.
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Chinese New Year 2019 begins on Tuesday, but economic conditions may put a damper on the jubilation.
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The fact that it had happened before didn't seem to put a damper on Peone's experience, though.
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The data put a damper on a bullish mood that had driven trading early in the session.
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"But it puts a massive damper on the process, if you're concerned that you will be sued."
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That new restriction is likely to damper teen vaping, regardless of the administration's approach to flavored pods.
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For people living with multiple sclerosis, the loss of control can put a devastating damper on lifelong passions.
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Tabitha is understandably disappointed, especially since her parents' reunion puts a damper on her overnight date with Luca.
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While a torrential downpour put a damper on my plans, I made sure to take plenty of selfies.
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China doesn't even think iPhones are that cool anymore, which has put a damper on Apple's potential profits.
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Denigrating the importance of basic scientific research will also put a damper on students looking for career options.
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But a new study, published online this week, is putting a big damper on the long-established competition.
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Evidently, however, the restrictions are not enough to put a damper on the Dutch party in South Korea.
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South Park Slope, Brooklyn Nothing puts a damper on a glorious day like the sound of metal grinding.
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"One might say it's going to damper the atmosphere," said Pierre-Yves Cerel, a 28-year-old Parisian.
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Psychological stress can damper your overall health, affecting your ability to remain resilient in the face of challenges.
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The suspense of the tournament is expected to surpass the rain-on-parade damper of Monday's bracket unveiling.
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That put a damper on a Chinese economy that was already cooling off after decades of unchecked growth.
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Here, the air darkened, became colder and damper, the light even thinner, the trees more bearded with green.
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More immediately, the Trump administration's moves could put a damper on its own executive branch initiatives with Nigeria.
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Indeed, strong protectionist rip currents in Washington, D.C. could throw a damper on an otherwise solid economic backdrop.
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"I would like to think with it being a felony, it put a damper on it," he said.
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It's relative weak early performance may have put a damper on the initial pricing range offered by Pinterest.
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And one can't forget the record-hot January, which put a damper on sales of cold-weather gear.
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In almost any case, however, Brexit is likely to put a damper on economic growth, cutting tax revenues.
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We're just 2 weeks into the NFL season, and quarterback injuries have already put a damper on it.
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However, Kai still manages to put a damper on Oz's special night when he calls during the birthday party.
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Cassandra Nickcole Damper, 25, and another man present were taken in for questioning after police responded to the shooting.
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But the accident didn't seem to shake Brooklyn's spirits — or put a damper on the otherwise idyllic winter trip.
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He insisted that his firing of Comey would not put a damper on the FBI's probe into the matter.
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Nothing puts a damper on a long-awaited beach day quite like the AccuWeather forecast calling for cloudy skies.
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And when cetaceans want to attract mates, our noisy boating activities can really put a damper on their calls.
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It will, however, put a bit of a damper on any plans to launch a real-life Echo Silver.
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Moreover, the new methane rules will put a big damper on a vital source of blue collar job growth.
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That, combined with rising scrutiny of his campaign's ties to Russia, put a damper on investor enthusiasm for stocks.
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However, the fact that Half-Life: Alyx is a VR game has put a damper on some fans' enthusiasm.
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And there are other demographics that will put a damper on the strategy of conservatives and Russia Twitter bots.
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The older age of and higher costs associated with MA enrollees could put a damper on insurance startups' revenue.
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TIL about the myrmeke, a giant ANT in Greek mythology, which really must have put a damper on picnics.
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While they opted for a homecoming instead of a romantic vacay ... it didn't damper their mood on the plane.
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De Lesseps, meanwhile, says she's not going to let what the women say put a damper on her wedding planning.
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I reviewed Vizio's newest M-Series Quantum set earlier this summer and it really put a damper on the experience.
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Big tax bills in retirement can put a damper on your golden years, even for those who were steady savers.
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What to watch: "Mayor Pete's" opposition to free college may put a damper on his rising popularity among the millennials.
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Wages put a damper on the gains, with the annualized pace of average hourly earnings increases slumping to 2.5 percent.
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An inverted yield curve occurs when short-term rates surpass their longer-term counterparts, putting a damper bank lending profits.
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Soot clogged the atmosphere, which put a damper on the photosynthetic activity that plants needed to survive or grow back.
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The two companies have long been rivals, with Microsoft using regulatory measures to put a damper on Google's runaway success.
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These are influenced by the Atlantic rather than the Mediterranean, and hence are cooler, damper areas than elsewhere in Spain.
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Dr. El Chaar survived the clash, but his hit may have put a damper on his son's eighth-birthday party.
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But Sibling 3 was so hurt and angry that he skipped the Christmas holidays, which put a damper on things.
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While bad reviews kinda put a damper on things, it still stands as a monument to that weird, wild decade.
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But that didn't seem to put a damper on this determined goat, who appears around four minutes into the video.
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But it does put something of a damper on the idea that O'Rourke is the future of the Democratic Party.
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The allegations, combined with rising scrutiny of Trump's campaign's contacts with Russia, put a damper on investor enthusiasm for stocks.
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Joshua's loss, unexpected as it was, may not put a damper on those visions — it may make things more intriguing.
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The phenomenon of escaping and defecting waitresses may have put a damper on the North Koreans' enthusiasm for this project.
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However, housework has really put a damper on my free time, so modding has been my main creative outlet lately.
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The arrest clearly hasn't put a damper on any of their moods ... Jane looks pretty damn proud of her weekly arrests.
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Rick killed Pete at the end of Season 5, which put a damper on his budding affair with Pete's wife, Jessie.
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Though the charges have been dropped, according to Fox 35, the incident certainly put a damper on her highly-anticipated trip.
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If you have acne it really puts a damper on that, figuring out your personality and how to interact with others.
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A new Echo could put a damper on Microsoft's news, particularly as Microsoft heads into its BUILD developer conference this week.
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An inverted yield curve occurs when short-term rates surpass their longer-term counterparts, putting a damper on bank lending profits.
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The cold didn't put a damper on the annual Polar Bear Plunge on Saturday in Sea Isle City, New Jersey, Philly.
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But a sustained increase in crude prices could put a damper on things for both the airline and the flying public.
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Given operating expenses account for almost 63 percent of the company's revenue, missing volume forecasts puts a severe damper on margins.
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A major storm in the middle of the month also may have put a damper on hiring in March, they said.
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Traveling to get to those loved ones, however, is just enough stress to put a damper on those jolly holiday spirits.
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Analysts like Jason Helfstein of Oppenheimer have warned that those regulations will put a damper on revenues for 2019 and 2020.
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It seems that heavy rainfall and record flooding in Texas and Florida is putting a damper on McDonald's third-quarter results.
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When asked about the prospect of regulators deciding to put a damper on Amazon's growth, Bezos typically says he's not concerned.
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The 2007 housing crash put a damper on that; the market lost about a quarter of its value over two years.
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The feeling of treading water at work can be detrimental to your productivity and damper your eagerness to continue to perform well.
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Before they broke off their engagement, Mariah Carey's busy schedule put a damper on her wedding plans with Australian billionaire James Packer.
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In the meantime, major developing economies like China, Russia, and Brazil remain mired in a slump, putting a damper on oil consumption.
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If the Fed raises the interest rate, borrowing money becomes more expensive in the U.S. economy, thereby putting a damper on growth.
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In New Mexico, part of three national forests remain closed because of the wildfire threat, putting a damper on holiday camping plans.
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Lyft saw its shares drop significantly in the weeks since its March IPO, which could have put a damper on Uber's valuation.
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I just got my scooter a few months ago and it cost $400, so this definitely puts a damper on my mood.
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In addition, Japan's industrial output data was surprisingly weak, putting a damper on risk sentiment and ironically supporting the safe-haven yen.
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Nick and Priyanka Jonas never addressed the kerfuffle, but judging by this second reception, nothing's gonna put a damper on their celebration.
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Year-over-year job growth as of May was practically nonexistent, which also has put a serious damper on the housing market.
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Meanwhile, investors in the U.S. are facing the prospect of much higher interest rates, which will put a damper on stock prices.
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Blac Chyna's accusing Kylie Jenner of playing a mean game of hide-and-seek ... claiming it's putting a damper on her lawsuit.
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He notes that one of the factors leading that is food prices, which have put a damper on both demand and supply.
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That's not to say that the election of a Democratic candidate in 2020 would necessarily put a damper on the equity market.
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As the Northeast ramped up, the Midwest passed its saturation point and low oil prices put a damper on the southern markets.
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But once again, it fell short of federal requirements — putting a damper on the hopes Holmes shared when she announced the miniLab.
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A drop in funding will "definitely damper" their ability to do similar outreach this year, said Dizzy Warren, Enroll Michigan's executive director.
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But a prolonged correction reaching into November could damper the Republican Party's emphasis on the growing economy ahead of the midterm elections.
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When it's uncomfortable or off in any way, it can be a constant distraction, putting a damper on your mood and confidence.
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Sales of luxury goods are rising, after a slowdown in China and less conspicuous consumption put a damper on them last year.
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But I also don't think anything happens when you die, which really puts a damper on the whole ghost and spirits thing.
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If one side of the paper becomes damper than the other, the aligned fibers on that side swell, making the side longer.
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Paired with a too-abrupt rise in interest rates, that could curb demand for loans, putting a damper on the broader economy.
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In Baku, Azerbaijan, he was running third when his car sustained a broken rear damper, eventually forcing him out of the race.
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That could put a damper on an already stalled drive by Russia to raise money by selling off some of its assets.
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From his North Dakota jail cell, Willocks told me he doesn't buy the argument that extraditions will put a damper on scamming.
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If he does go after the waivers, that could potentially put a major damper on electric car sales in the years ahead.
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When that happens, plunging stock prices and lower consumer demand tend to put a damper on mergers, and banks typically pare head count.
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But that there will be a tailgate, to which the guys whoop and holler, until ABC Cam puts a damper on the mood.
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The dudes usually say that she "installed it wrong and sometimes that seriously puts a damper on their attraction to me," she added.
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TRADE TALKS The pain for Huawei's supply chain would be redoubled if the trade war put a damper on the Chinese technology industry.
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On Saturday, little TyLon Pittman took action when he thought the infamous green character was planning to put a damper on his holiday.
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So as exciting as game streaming services are, the realities of the current state of broadband access might put a damper on things.
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Nearly 60% believe that drastic measures could damper the worst effects of climate change, but 1 in 5 believe that it's too late.
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Canada's auto sales fell for the sixth straight month in August, as rising interest rates put a damper on demand for new cars.
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Travelambo Passport Holder Wallet, $9.99Traveling is exciting and fun, but losing important documents and cards can put a damper on the whole experience.
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"That overhang has been with us for a while now and we've been arguing that's putting a damper on global growth," said Gruenwald.
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He did not happen to mention a piece of looming business the commissioner knew would put a damper on Jones's bar mitzvah weekend.
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The production stoppage put a damper on Harley-Davidson's first foray into electrification just weeks after deliveries of LiveWire began to ramp up.
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In so doing, it would put a damper on opportunities for people with disabilities to participate as full and equal members of society.
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But if you're headed to a damper environment where it rains a lot, you most likely need shoes that are waterproof and durable.
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The two nations had slapped billions of dollars in tariffs on each other's goods, putting a damper on business confidence and capital investment.
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Gizmodo speculated that Facebook could downplay stories and posts related to Trump in its New Feed, potentially putting a damper on his campaign.
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Just make sure no one crosses the game mid-throw -- a bag to the head could really put a damper on the party.
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"It seems the second quarter Chinese figures are putting a damper on the metals," said George Gero, managing director of RBC Wealth Management.
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She describes the Puritans arriving to America "like a wet, smallpox-infected blanket to put a damper on all the fun" (genocide, amirite?).
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On Friday, the market will receive two key reports that could finally put a damper on the 10-year Treasury yield, Cramer said.
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The rain, remnants of Hurricane Bud, put a damper on a wildfire that has burned 53 square miles (137 square kilometers) north of Durango.
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But while the indexes briefly turned positive after the statement's release, banks, which are sensitive to interest rates, put a damper on the rally.
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Classically patriotic songs are too stiff for the most part, and would put a damper on the party vibe even if they weren't controversial.
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This small, bold, and rugged portable speaker is meant to tag along with you wherever life takes you (including damper places — it's water resistant).
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Heavy federal borrowing to pay for new infrastructure, for example, runs the risk of boosting interest rates, which would put a damper on growth.
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The record temps even put a damper on the state's Fourth of July plans and forced officials to ban fireworks to prevent more wildfires.
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Being banned by the U.S. government tends to put a damper on business, but major drugmakers like Johnston & Johnson could also feel the heat.
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What makes this all the more special is the fact that Liberty doesn't let any of them put a damper on her academic dreams.
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Those limitations put a damper on the amount of computation you can perform on those machines, but they still allow for some practical work.
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Ferrari puts a limit on the number of cars it builds to preserve the brand's famous exclusivity, which also puts a damper on growth.
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It'd be a damper on the night if I got upset every time someone mentioned my disability, so I always just answered casually, happily.
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Without a steady influx of younger workers, the working-age population into the U.S will begin shrinking, putting a serious damper on economic growth.
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All four of these companies deserve kudos for pulling that off, but the constant bickering between them puts a damper on their shared achievement.
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" Williams added to Fox13, "It does put a damper on things, but I think that it's made us closer as a class of 2018.
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An excess of ready cash is being recycled into the capital markets instead of being spent, potentially keeping a damper on global growth prospects.
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There's nothing like dark circles and puffiness under your eyes to put a damper on your morning, but eye bags are actually pretty common.
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"So that puts a damper on what we're about to say, to be honest, because that is beyond countries, that's beyond anything," Trump continued.
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But that "prize cap" is an odd wrinkle, and one that may put a bit of a damper on fans' enthusiasm for the bundle.
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High unemployment in the industry put a noticeable damper on festivities, the trader said, with Repsol SA the latest foreign firm to cut jobs.
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From November 1 through Friday, Venus retrograde has put a damper on your finances in your house of personal resources—but that's finally over!
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If you talk about what makes a venture fund and partner valuable, it's the ability to damper some of that volatility by being available.
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The instrument has two knee-activated levers under the keyboard, the equivalent of the foot-operated damper and "una corda" pedals on pianos today.
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But the possibility of deportation or even death hasn't seemed to put a damper on the promise that enlistment offers to the foreign-born.
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The rain didn't put a damper on this bride and groom's spirits, and the bouquet adds a pop of color to this rainy day.
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It's usually a festive affair, but on my first visit, the weather put a literal damper on the market and washed the vendors out.
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The #MeToo movement has importantly illuminated the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace — and put a serious damper on any interoffice romantic sentiment.
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Republican retirements -- particularly in a series of hard-to-hold seats like Will Hurd's in Texas -- have put a significant damper on the hopes.
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"The terrible tariff talks has been a real damper on what has been a banner earnings season," said Matt Schreiber, president at WBI Investments.
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Many investors worried that lower average ad prices, compared to desktop ads, would put a major damper on revenue growth for the Alphabet subsidiary.
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"The rhetoric around tariffs and knock-on effects on the economy put a damper on expectations and raised scrutiny among credit managers," de Pena said.
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While this should be a celebratory time for Strahan, one source says Ripa's noticeable absence on Wednesday's show has put a damper on his mood.
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If they want a damper on the party that is doing it for them and they may hold off based on how ugly that gets.
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Even so, these poll numbers have to put something of a damper on the Trump campaign's much-publicized hopes of putting Minnesota in their column.
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The spectre of a Huawei ban is putting a damper on Germany's auction for 5G mobile spectrum that kicked off on March 18th in Mainz.
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Brandwin said that when it came to dating outside the agency, her cover job — purposefully designed to be boring and technical — was a real damper.
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Britain's recent departure from the European Union is just the latest example of support for nationalist politics that could put a damper on global trade.
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Of course, in a post-The Prince and Me world, the two end up falling in love, putting a serious damper on Amber's journalistic integrity.
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Dawson spoiled Seattle's rally with his 42-yard field goal, and Walsh's miss — his eighth of the season — put the final damper on Seattle's season.
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The episode put a damper on the quadrennial confab and confirmed, to some Sanders supporters, the idea that the race had been rigged against them.
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Unfortunately, recent comments from a high-ranking SOCOM official have put a damper on what TALOS will truly be capable of when it's finally operational.
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He said the same U.S.-Iran tensions that had driven prices higher earlier in the session put a damper on the market after Trump's comments.
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Regional stocks underperformed their broader emerging market peers as a decline on Wall Street after a three days of gains put a damper on sentiment.
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Yet it was Assuncao who welcomed Moraes to the UFC and who put a damper on his opening fanfare, handing Moraes a split decision loss.
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The Newman decision put a damper on insider trading cases by making it more difficult to prove a violation when tipping confidential information is involved.
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"That rise in U.S. production and further rises in U.S. production will put a cap or a damper eventually on higher oil prices," Behravesh said.
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And as much as the Republican tax cuts might have benefited the company, steel and aluminum tariffs have put a damper on the positive effects.
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Most states and student rocket competitions don't allow rocket flights above 50,000 feet or rockets flown on student designed motors, a real damper on innovation.
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But it did not put a damper on interest in Japan and South Korea, and the prices of digital tokens recovered most of their losses.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Cornyn put a damper on some of the renewed optimism of the backers of the legislation who had hoped for quick action.
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Our only remaining concern is whether Brexit will put a damper on our efforts to maintain and enhance the competitiveness of our UK factory operations.
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The move puts a damper on the Trump administration's renewed efforts to deport some Southeast Asian immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for decades.
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Clinton, said Democrats were "too nasty" to each other in the 2016 presidential primary and that she hopes the large field will help damper tensions.
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In New Mexico, all or part of three popular national forests remain closed due to the threat of wildfire, putting a damper on holiday camping plans.
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The junta is putting a damper on dancing and indecent attire, saying specifically that women and trans-genders who show too much skin will face arrest.
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It's far from the only dirt or ash bread made across the world (the Australian damper comes to mind) but it certainly seems like the cleanest.
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The news broke last week but I suspect the holiday – and the collective yawn that was the Dell Venue line – put a damper on its spread.
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" Bentley is concerned that the Trump administration is intent on "furthering the interests of Big Ag and putting the damper on research on organics, for example.
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China's economy grew 6.9 percent last year, its slowest rate in 25 years, putting a damper on Chinese sales of everything from food to trips abroad.
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Such events also tend to damper global average surface temperatures somewhat, and may put an end to the record-long string of warmest months on record.
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Forecasts released this week from the Federal Reserve and the Business Roundtable put a slight damper on the economic outlook for the rest of the year.
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All those components of Trump's pressure campaign were starting to pay off — until Xi met several times with Kim to put a damper on their progress.
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Travel Tips Getting sick can put a damper on any vacation, but it can be especially unsettling and even scary when it happens in another country.
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But as it ravaged our communities and finally put a damper on the sexual revelry in which we'd indulged, it also propelled an extraordinary cultural change.
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DraftKings was supposed to go public during the first half of the year, but the recent stock-market slide could put a damper on its debut.
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And when failure comes, as it inevitably will, I remind them to treat their discomfort not as a damper but as a signal to press on.
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However, recent widespread protests, centered around unpopular social security reforms proposed by the government, have put a damper on sales of late, real estate professionals say.
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Gasca and Xie want to find out if this feature might encourage people to express more nuanced emotions, putting a damper on dunking and mindless retweeting.
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"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" opened Friday to mediocre reviews, though it's not clear whether those reviews will put any real damper on audience enthusiasm.
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Eric: I think the last time that we tried to do that... I just broke into uncontrollable laughter, which does put a damper on the mood.
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Any losses during the busy period, including costs incurred refunding and rebooking passengers, could put a damper on carriers' earlier projected fourth-quarter and full-year earnings.
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The company has been cutting costs following its acquisition of REVOCOAT, a global supplier of sealants, adhesives and damper products for the automotive industry, in April 2015.
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The travel ban, however, does put a damper on moving inside the US for Zarif, who was educated at the University of Denver when he was younger.
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Aside from dealing with dashing from car to front door without getting soaked, wet weather puts a damper (see what we did there) on what to wear.
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However, a cloudy day can still put a moon-sized damper on your eclipse-watching plans, so keep your fingers crossed, especially if you're in the Southeast.
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If anything goes wrong with the orbital insertion, however, the $1.1 billion probe will be lost in space, which might put a damper on Independence Day festivities.
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Several beaches in the area have been closed to swimming, and locals are worried the unsightly blooms might put a damper on tourism over the holiday weekend.
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Still, that didn't put much of a damper on the mood of the Cardinals (56-47), who beat the Marlins (55-48) for the second straight day.
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The climate is damper and generally more miserable than in the Rockies or the Alps; cycles of thaw and freeze transform the snow surface into a rink.
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Russia's brief invasion of Georgia in August 393, launched in part from a Russian military base in Abkhazia, put a damper on the summer season that year.
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I play mostly with the damper on, because I try to be a good neighbor, but I've become attached to the muffled sound of the muted strings.
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Avoid resort feesResort fees can put a damper on any vacation, and they can be especially infuriating when you're trying to keep a lid on vacation spending.
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This year, damper weather prevented the usual flare-ups in Spain, Italy and Portugal, but unusually high temperatures have led to wildfires in Sweden, Finland and Norway.
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The suspicion alone has put a damper on my enthusiasm, and I am keeping an eye open for other opportunities, but should I speed up my departure?
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Hurricane Dorian, the storm that devastated parts of the Bahamas, could have put a damper on ticket sales in areas that have experienced flooding or evacuation orders.
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"Get ready for laughs as the twists and turns of life put a damper on working toward a shared, utopian society," the description for Monopoly Socialism reads.
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Delta, United and American announced they would suspend all remaining service to mainland China after a State Department warning put a damper on demand for flights there.
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It remains to be seen if cheaper access to overseas cash stockpiles, part of US tax reform, will put a damper on lending to back these deals.
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Her phrases tend to taper, as if plush slowing were the only way to stop, and this softening effect, beginning as finesse, ends up becoming a damper.
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What they want in a Trump appointment is reassurance — a sense that there's an adult in the room who can put a damper on Trump's wildest instincts.
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Rhythmically pealing waves of arpeggiated guitar echo over expanses of feedback, shivering wind, surges of atmosphere, varnished with a soft aural fuzziness that functions as a damper.
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The inclement weather may have put a damper on the day, but as the sun set, snowed in teachers and kids made the best of a difficult situation.
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Like my ancestors before me, my body seems to operate on a rubric skewed for the climate of the British Isles — the damper, windier, and rockier, the better.
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Just as Washington is gearing up to goose the economy, the Federal Reserve could be teeing up an interest rate increase that could put a damper on things.
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Humidity affects the process: the damper the air the less moisture it can absorb and the colder it must become for snow crystals to form from water droplets.
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Both men have been critical of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for raising interest rates, which, Moore and Trump argued, put a damper on otherwise persistent U.S. economic growth.
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The shop closures and movement restrictions due to the spreading coronavirus are putting a damper on Luckin's first-quarter results, brokerage Needham said in a note on Tuesday.
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It's a shame Spiekermann put a completely unnecessary damper on Kalbag's big moment, but we're glad to see that some of the world's best authors have her back.
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The surprisingly strong surge in consumer prices, however, may put a damper on Germans' appetite for shopping as higher inflation means consumers have less real income to spend.
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The Las Vegas mass shooting and the horrific carnage it left behind hasn't put a damper on Vegas Halloween stores -- realistic looking toy guns are still for sale.
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Waiting in line for what feels like an eternity really puts a damper on the night when you could be on the dance floor meeting your next fling.
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Some fear Hurricane Dorian, the storm that devastated parts of the Bahamas, could put a damper on ticket sales in areas that have experienced flooding or evacuation orders.
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Instead, just treat your body well, and accept that physical limitations like age might put a damper on your ambitions—although a few Kegel exercises might help too.
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Years of drought put a damper on the foraging of fungus in the state's forests, a hobby that has burgeoned with the growing popularity of fresh, local food.
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That requirement, though, put a serious damper on Apple's progress and made it, for a time, look as if it was standing still in the smart home race.
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The Perfect Pint glasses — $29.99 (9.993-pack) See Details Spilling a good glass of wine not only stains your pants, it also puts a damper on your mood.
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The cancellation put a damper on hopes that China would restart purchasing U.S. agricultural goods, which it had halted in April in retaliation against President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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The debut of its rival Lyft a month ago might have put a damper on Uber as shares of Lyft continue to sink in the weeks after the IPO.
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However, Twitter fell 2.4percent after the social media company said it expects a slowdown in revenue growth and increasing costs, putting a damper on its otherwise upbeat earnings report.
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For those small businesses with few or no employees, those are regularly the biggest costs, putting a further damper on their expressed interest in adding employees to their payrolls.
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After all, surgeons and physicians have a reputation for being well-paid, and many healthcare systems are nonprofits, which would seem to put a damper on excessive executive pay.
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Click2Houston, which identified the victim as 26-year-old Devyn Holmes, reported that a video posted on Facebook allegedly showed Damper handling guns and pointing them at the camera.
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It's been six years since Detective Elliot Stabler left the 16th precinct for good, breaking our hearts and putting a serious damper on our Benson and Stabler fan fiction.
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A rainy day can ruin your plans, your outfit, and your mood, but with a great umbrella in your hands, rain need not put a damper on the day.
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Dinners and events that had been a staple of previous GOP conventions aren't being held in Cleveland because the hosts decided to abstain, putting a damper on the festivities.
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Maybe not ideal, but it was pretty consistent with the weather New York gets in the summer — and it didn't seem to put a damper on anyone's poolside fun.
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China's luxury market continues to grow steadily despite economic uncertainty and the government's anti-corruption campaign, which put a damper on high-end sales when it launched in 2012.
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More broadly, however, these economists fear that an excess of ready cash in Europe and Asia is on the rise, which could keep a damper on global growth prospects.
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But Biden's victories in Minnesota and Massachusetts, two states that Sanders campaigned in during the final countdown to the vote, put a major damper on the Vermont senator's night.
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And the headlines about President Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum and a widening trade war with China seem to have done little to put a damper on hiring.
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Some argued Friday that the tax plan would put a damper on gifts, because donors would not want to see the impact of their gifts diminished by the tax.
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The comments put a damper on market enthusiasm and a major selloff was seen across stocks and other assets, with Wall Street falling more than 24.69 percent on Tuesday.
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Bringing rates back toward the historic neutral position gives the Fed more room to respond to the next crisis and would likely put a damper on some equities investment.
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That McDormand's fabulous performance happens to be in a film that's facing backlash for its problematic handling of race is the one damper on what should be her big year.
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Debt can really put a damper on mini-retirement goals, since payments related to student loans, auto loans and credit cards tend to have a major impact on cash flow.
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Still ahead, a solid June job reports has U.S. employers continue to hire at a brisk pace, but could escalating trade tensions put a damper on future jobs and growth?
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"The increasing rate environment will probably put a damper on the amount of refinancing next year," Marc Warm, head of US high-yield capital markets at Credit Suisse, told IFR.
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But on Tuesday, news of proposed US tariffs on $4 billion worth of imported goods from the European Union, along with worries about global growth, put a damper on things.
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Amy Klobuchar on Sunday bucked calls by fellow high-profile Democrats to abolish ICE , putting a damper on the far-left proposal that has gained mainstream traction in recent days.
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Since I took office in 2012, curbing taxes that dissuade industries from locating in Mississippi or damper the growth of our existing businesses has been one of my primary goals.
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That is, if the wind is making a skyscraper sway to the right, the damper will sway to the left to dissipate the kinetic energy, and reduce the, um, swaying.
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Putting a damper on trade deal hopes, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday China was not living up to promises it made on buying agricultural products from American farmers.
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But, one small detail continued to put a damper on what should be a celebratory television event: the return of Tate Langdon (Evan Peters), the definition of a problematic fave.
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He said the same tensions between the United States and Iran that had driven prices higher earlier in the session were putting a damper on the market after Trump's comments.
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Add a side of allergens and dust to that, and you're putting yourself at risk for a mid-winter cold that could put a huge damper on your holiday plans.
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Abe's ruling bloc also approved a raft of tax hikes for coming years to pay for a bulging welfare bill, at the risk of putting a damper on private consumption.
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The tough talk and action have put a severe damper on any notion the Rouhani administration had that its fairly constructive relations with Washington during the Obama years would continue.
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WHERE CENTRAL BANKS ALL AROUND THE WORLD ARE BUYING ALL THE RISKY ASSETS WHICH THEREFORE PUT A DAMPER ON VOLATILITY AND THE OPPORTUNITIES TO PERFORM, THAT'S NOT A NATURAL STATE.
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While many people look forward to the time away from work for celebrations like Thanksgiving and Christmas, spending that time with relatives can put a damper on the holiday spirit.
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Inadequate supply of mid- and high-end goods also puts a damper on spending, the Ministry of Commerce said in a statement discussing the government's five-year plan for commerce.
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While a shutdown of a few days shouldn't be a problem, a longer shutdown could put a serious damper on the agency's agenda, former FCC lawyer Gigi Sohn told Motherboard.
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Housing has been one of the weakest parts of the economy as of late, and if that doesn't turn around soon, it could put a damper on second-half growth.
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Today's news, however, may put a damper on the creator community's interest in making videos about the COVID-19 pandemic in the hopes of gaining more views for their channel.
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The forces you mention of more expensive steel, more expensive wood more expensive building products because of the tariffs and more expensive labor actually put a damper on new building.
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Mr. Schmidt won the trust of much of the business community, which was fending off a barrage of cyberattacks but which also feared government intrusion and a damper on innovation.
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Prohibition-like tactics, in their eyes, risk putting a damper on this perceived success—and, as war on drug experts have pointed out, could bolster a potentially dangerous black market.
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"It was largely the consideration of low wage growth that put a significant damper on the outlook for near-future Fed rate hikes," said James Chen, head of research at Forex.
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However, the lack of scrutiny and approval has put a damper on many companies, when will SEC restart reviews has not confirmed, and the delayed IPO may drag on market sentiment.
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Buyers can opt for an adaptive ride control suspension, meanwhile, capable of switching each individual damper from soft to firm, or anything in between based on road conditions and driver input.
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So while it might be easy to let the winter blues put a damper on your style, Zara's making a case to do the exact opposite — and we're falling for it.
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These regulations will no doubt put a sizable damper on plans to move beyond the earliest testing stages and could potentially convince startups to relocate to a more robot-friendly locale.
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There's a lot to love about being a mom or dad, but anyone who's been there knows that diaper duty and midnight feedings can put a damper on the creative process.
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Such an outcome, a number of foreign exchange specialists say, would put a further damper on global growth expectations, which already are being revised downward as China's once-booming economy retrenches.
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And as the trailer above reveals, not only are Raven-Symoné and Anneliese van der Pol reprising their roles, but it appears age has not put a damper on either woman.
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A stronger housing market helped China's economy stabilise at 6.7 percent growth in the first half of the year, but a slowdown in the sector could put a damper on growth.
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But since millionaires own the bulk of the stocks and financial assets in the U.S., their fear could put a damper on stock-market growth in the coming weeks and months.
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"Because of excess capacity globally, slowing global growth, high levels of debt to GDP, (and) aging demographics, it tends to put a damper on inflation running away from us," said Kaplan.
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Spring is just around the corner (read: slushy snow, downpours, and huge, unavoidable puddles), and nothing puts a damper on your day like a soggy, wet pair of socks and sneakers.
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Financial experts say that although technology has put a damper on some parts of society, these advances have led to an increased quality of life and to people finding better jobs.
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If, like us, you were a bit scared distance would put a damper on President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden's epic bromance, it's time to cast those fears aside.
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Wattleseeds was crushed into flour between flat grinding stones and then used in a damper cooked in ovens made in a hole in the ground using hot coals and hot rocks.
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Late last week, news broke that may have put a damper on your long weekend barbecue: A drug-resistant "nightmare bacteria" had been found in the US for the first time.
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While this darker side of Pooh might put a bit of a damper on the silly old bear, you'd have to be a real Eeyore not to be touched by it.
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While fireworks and Trump's speech could likely continue in the event of light rain, inclement weather could put a damper on turnout and complicate the president's plans for an elaborate flyover.
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Facing the possibility that voters here may reject the proposal, putting a damper on large-scale wind development in Vermont, Iberdrola last week put cash on the table for individual voters.
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Technical issues put a damper on things from the outset, as a faulty microphone initially left Metallica vocalist James Hetfield to silently huff and puff and yeah-heah to no avail.
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She would never tell a female client not to damper her confidence in a dating profile, and I would never shy away from coming off as self-assured on my own.
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A continuous economic downturn could become a major presidential campaign issue, a potential damper for candidates who tout President Obama's economic record and boon for those who insist on fundamental change.
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Antonio Brown might wanna watch his back ... O.J. Simpson is pretty upset with the Raiders WR -- claiming Brown's drama in Oakland is really putting a damper on his fantasy football team.
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To make the house conform to the same high seismic standards as hospitals, he used state-of-the-art damper frame technology, working with ZFA Structural Engineers, a Northern California firm.
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The disruption didn't put too much of a damper on Biden's energy, as the former vice president jumped back into his speech and launched his attacks on President Donald Trump's character.
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"We expect this year's presidential election to be even more contentious than it was in 2016 — which will likely place a damper on retail sales," wrote analysts at Loop Capital Markets.
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In an uncertain business environment, many companies are pulling back on capital investment spending, which could put a damper on economic growth, write Theo Francis and Thomas Gryta in the WSJ.
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To the Editor: While Daphne Merkin shares her concerns that the #MeToo movement might put a damper on office "flirting" and devolve into an "outright witch hunt," I have other concerns.
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The only damper on that incredible victory is what appears to be a radically depressed voter turnout, with only some 288 percent of eligible voters stepping up to the ballot box.
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In theory trade breakdowns don't impact the economy quickly, instead they are a damper on forward activity, but the stock market's acting like things are going to come to a screeching halt.
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Prime prices in London fell 6.3 percent, as a hike in the stamp duty for nonprimary homes — not the U.K.'s decision to exit the European Union — put a damper on sales.
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A stronger housing market helped China's economy stabilize at 6.7 percent growth in the first half of the year, but a slowdown in the sector could put a damper on that growth.
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The automatic addition of 138 million bushels onto the 2018-19 balance sheet puts a damper on that narrative, but any potential carryover demand from the previous year could lighten this load.
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Back in April 2015, she was telling small business owners she wanted to get rid of "more expensive, more red tape, unnecessary regulations that have really put a damper" on their growth.
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Unforgiving materials like leather or velcro straps can be extremely cumbersome, and getting caught in a tangle of straps and buckles in the middle of sex puts a damper on the mood.
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Tired of seeing "people I don't even know" at the breakfast table and gaggles of bare-breasted nymphets by the pool, Conrad has put a damper on the mansion's traditional freewheeling fleshfest.
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The gratuitous display doesn't damper the goodbyes the next morning, and everyone leaves feeling like they changed for the better after a few weeks in one of America's top spring break destinations.
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Walmart beat after dismal December sales data released by the Commerce Department last week put a damper on the retail industry and sparked some concern that Walmart also suffered during the holidays.
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This puts a damper on an IPO market that was largely expected to make a strong comeback after a poor 2016, especially for technology companies that typically bring in the highest proceeds.
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This year, the heavy rain was a bit of a damper on the celebrations, but once the sun came out, it shed a gorgeous light onto the bright white blankets and sheets.
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The damper of losing Ferguson was quickly replaced by excitement over the new matchup's superfight narrative and stylistic intrigue, not to mention Holloway's supremely ballsy gambit to step in on short notice.
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The regulatory actions taken by the S.E.C. and other agencies around the world have put a damper on coin offerings in recent months, as has the recent crash in virtual currency prices.
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Investors had found comfort in a slowing of coronavirus cases in China earlier in the week, but a renewed wave of cases in other countries is putting a damper on the optimism.
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I wanted to stop again and enjoy the view, which was tremendous, but the wind was blowing strong, bringing in colder, damper air, and I had sixteen hundred more feet to climb.
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The inability of states, cities, schools, hospitals and other issuers to advance refund their debt on a tax-exempt basis due to federal tax law changes has put a damper on issuance.
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But in recent weeks, the rapid spread of the coronavirus that has already infected more than 550 in the densely populated country of 1.3 billion, has put a damper on the celebrations.
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The stress of Michael Langdon's (Cody Fern) imminent Antichrist assault against the witches, and the fact Mallory's ascension is inextricably tied to Cordelia's death, is putting a damper on Mallory's possibly boundless powers.
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The nuptials didn't seem to put a damper any of Tarek's family fun, as he took to Instagram to share photos from the getaway, which included a father-son bonding moment while snowboarding.
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Although the new mom admitted she was "exhausted" after finishing up her first workout, that didn't put a damper on how excited she was to be getting back into the swing of things.
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The temperature tells a lot––my ribs, I do those between 225 and 275 if I wanna go hot and fast––and I'll get my damper to where it's solid and holds temperature.
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As if we needed further proof that we just can't have nice things this year, Ted Cruz jumped in to put a damper on the fun: complete with a somewhat creepy winking emoji.
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Sure, life as a kid meant easily donning a princess dress or two (with cinnamon-sugar churro powder stuck to them), but Disney's adult costume ban puts a damper on attempting that now.
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The slow nature of court proceedings may put a damper on House investigations, forcing lawmakers to wait months before they can get their hands on key documents and blunting momentum in the probes.
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A mechanical device called a damper — a kind of shock absorber typically installed on the roof of towers to reduce the queasy feeling of building sway — was rarely used before 2005, he said.
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But because the public health crisis has put a damper on travel, I may be looking forward to catching up with friends and family this weekend far and wide instead -- over the phone.
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Those tariffs are set to begin taking effect September 1, though most goods will be duty-free until December 15 -- a move Trump made to avoid putting a damper on holiday retail sales.
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Last week, Christine Lagarde, the I.M.F.'s managing director, cautioned in a speech of a "sword of protectionism" that she said threatened to put a damper on the world economy's ability to expand.
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When these waters are cooler, it tends to damper the formation of powerful storms, Phil Klotzbach, a research scientist in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University, said in an interview.
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Firefighters have used several days of cooler, damper weather across much of the continent to try to gain control of more than 100 blazes still burning before temperatures rise again from mid-week.
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Now, fears about the spread of coronavirus may dash hopes of sustained improvement in the region — at least so long as the outbreak continues — putting a damper on an otherwise successful earnings report.
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Data from China also put a damper on risk appetite, showing economic growth cooled slightly to 6.8 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, compared with the second quarter's 6.9 percent.
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He was enjoying the warm applause and sunny skies of Florida as Vice President Mike Pence was enduring darker, damper, colder skies and a somewhat chillier reception at a diplomatic gathering in Munich, Germany.
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"This weather at Lambeau is really going to put a damper on my ring game," Andrews captioned a photo of the weather report at the NFL game she's working on Sunday, tagging her beau.
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A husband-to-be who claims he was unfairly kicked off of a United Airlines flight on Saturday says he and his bride aren't letting the incident put a damper on their wedding celebrations.
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This particular material is common and isn't carcinogenic once it's mixed and dry, but it puts a damper on my mood and I just try not to cry for the rest of the day.
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Snap is the most prominent example; after Snap rebuffed Facebook's attempts to buy the firm in 2013, for $3bn, Facebook cloned many of its successful features and has put a damper on its growth.
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BERLIN, Feb 12 (Reuters) - The German economy is on a moderate growth path, the Economy Ministry said in its monthly report on Friday, adding that a fragile world economy was acting as a damper.
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Mr. Trump's commanding victory in New York this week and his expected successes in a series of mid-Atlantic and Northeastern states this Tuesday has put a damper on the effort to stop him.
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If you think having a child (or nine) puts a big damper on a modern woman's chances at gender equity, think about adding the constant, looming threat of death in childbirth to that mix.
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RAIDERS 33, COLTS 25 Derek Carr threw three touchdown passes in the second quarter before leaving the game in the fourth with an injured right leg, putting a damper Oakland's victory over visiting Indianapolis.
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But the tax holidays put a damper on state revenue and don't necessarily deliver the business results they promise, said Dylan Grundman, a senior policy analyst at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
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Though most New York artists say that the energy, inspiration and professional opportunities that come with living in the city remain unparalleled, "the economics really put a damper on things," as one put it.
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After inclement weather puts a damper on their day, Captain TJ Ott and his crew break their dry spell to cash in on a payday of more than $12,000 after catching two giant Bluefin tuna.
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That will put a damper on SCL Canada's work for a bit — it's hard to do social media targeting work when you're not allowed on the premises of the biggest social network of them all.
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Nearly two weeks into spring, a large swath of the nation may experience a final gust of winter Sunday and Monday, putting a damper on Opening Day festivities at ballparks in the Midwest and Northeast.
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We can't help but count down the days to the monotonous work week without rooftop happy hours and summer Fridays, and that impending doom can really put a damper on work and the creativity flow.
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Putting a damper on sentiment, the International Monetary Fund lowered its forecast for global growth this year and next, warning that more U.S.-China tariffs, auto tariffs or a disorderly Brexit could slow growth further.
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Ashton -- who plays the teenage version of the main character -- was getting the hell outta la la land Monday at LAX ... when we asked if the mistaken announcement put a damper on his movie's win.
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Canadian retail sales unexpectedly fell 0.5 percent in December as consumers bought fewer new cars and spent less during the holiday shopping season, putting a damper on expectations for economic growth at the year's end.
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The capex slump is particularly worrying as it comes at a time of cooling global growth, a rising tide of protectionism and slowing company profits, all of which are putting a damper on business confidence.
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While there's no way to know for certain what that will mean for D.J.'s romantic life, we're guessing it'll put a damper on things moving forward with Steve, at least for the time being.
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Released on Wednesday at the United Nations climate summit in Poland, the report puts a damper on hopes that emissions might soon start decreasing, as they must if catastrophic climate change is to be averted.
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U.S. officials acknowledged that Trump's Jerusalem moves could also put a damper on cooperation from Arab states such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan, which the administration is trying to enlist in the peace process.
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The only things that bothered me — and, as always, your mileage may vary — were a few clues that unnecessarily put a damper on an otherwise lovely puzzle, at least for the women who solve it.
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While cooler and damper weather has brought a relative respite for a few days, the fires are expected to pick up later in the week, when high temperatures and strong winds are expected to return.
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Fiddling with a cheap wine opener can be super annoying when you're in a rush to get to the grapey goodness and there's nothing like a broken cork to put a damper on the night.
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With the overnight "data void" putting a damper on forex markets, traders are likely focusing on the U.S. consumer price index print due Friday before making major moves, OANDA head of trading Stephen Innes said.
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Also putting a damper on risk appetite was data from China, which showed economic growth cooled slightly to 6.8 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, compared with the second quarter's 6.9 percent.
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On Friday, markets also cheered data which showed a rise in consumer spending, adding to a slew of encouraging data that has helped put a damper on recession fears, which plagued markets earlier this year.
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Braves damage Tigers' playoff chances ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves, trying to play the spoiler's role in the final series at Turner Field, put a damper on the Detroit Tigers' wild-card hopes in the American League.
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The repeal of the federal mandate last December, along with Trump's push for cheaper, less comprehensive short-term health plans and a substantial slash in outreach funding, was expected to damper ACA enrollment rates this year.
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It also has a 16-step polyphonic sequencer and a good amount of inputs and outputs, including a stereo output, sync in and out, two CV ins, MIDI in and out, USB-B, and damper pedal.
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After a few dozen ounces of formula, my baby was clearly thriving, his skin pinker and damper and his dumps gaining in gravitas, but every scoop of Similac I bottled seemed to pile on my failure.
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DUBAI, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Simmons & Simmons is the latest in a wave of Western law firms to shut their offices in Abu Dhabi in the last year as low oil prices put a damper on business.
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"Disappointment in the China agreement and the arrest of Huawei CFO is on everybody's mind today and it puts a damper in the trade talks," said Larry Benedict, founder of Opportunistic Trader in Boca Raton, Florida.
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Day 80: "That's Not Luv" – unreleased, possibly 2011 The rise of streaming has really put a damper on the chaos of songs getting passed around between artists and ending up in a million places at once.
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The actor, who attended the 2010 premiere of Jolie's movie Salt along with his son, told PEOPLE in 2010 that distance didn't put a damper on the relationship he was building with his daughter and grandchildren.
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"There may well be a small damper, but in general the upward trend will continue," he said, adding it was too early to give any reliable forecasts for what this might mean for future price developments.
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Solvers love getting into a "zone," so to speak, and having to stop, look around for the matching clue and entry and respond to it can sometimes put a damper on an otherwise smooth solving experience.
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While London&aposs sights, lights, and Christmas pop-ups were certainly awe-inspiring, the weather was a bit of a damper to the overall jolly mood, and it didn&apost completely live up to my expectations.
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Amy Klobuchar on Sunday bucked calls by fellow high-profile Democrats to abolish the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, putting a damper on the far-left proposal that has gained mainstream traction in recent days.
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To be sure, south Jersey's gaming scene is under straightforward economic pressure, with online apps sucking up potential clientele and the development of more upscale resorts closer to nearby metropolitan areas potentially putting a damper on profits.
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The concern would be working out the internal balance of power: Durant is the unquestioned No. 1, but there's the matter of working out Wade and Dragic's drop in touches, and the potential damper on Winslow's development.
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Last week the couple were spotted enjoying a coffee in Nashville, where the singer is said to be working on her next album, though his new work commitments may put a damper on all that quality time.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Escalating trade wars, the impact of Brexit, possible oil supply shocks and a growing likelihood of recession will put a damper on global air travel and hotel rates in 2020, according to an industry forecast.
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LONDON, Aug 18 (Reuters) - German bund futures rose sharply in early trading on Thursday after an overnight release of the minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's July meeting appeared to put a damper on rate hike expectations.
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The truth is probably somewhere in the middle: Financial transaction taxes are an option to raise some revenue, but often not as much as those proposing them say, because they also put a damper in trading activity.
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With high fees and slow confirmation times already putting a damper on the use of Bitcoin for small purchases, the loss of prepaid cards in Europe is yet another hit to Bitcoin's potential future as a currency.
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And if some employees can't go to work, that could put a damper on state income and withholding taxes while driving up spending for public welfare programs such as unemployment insurance and state Medicaid health care programs.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Hindu festival of Holi was subdued on Tuesday with fears of the coronavirus putting a damper on the usually boisterous celebration marked by the throwing of colored powder and dousing with dyed water.
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"There have been a number of cases of gastroenteritis reported by team members residing within one of the official team hotels," the local organizing committee said in a statement, putting a damper on the 10-day event.
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Several economists have challenged the need for a rise now, given not only the Brexit risks but also the potential damper on global growth from U.S. President Donald Trump's import tariffs and counter-moves by other countries.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Hindu festival of Holi was subdued on Tuesday with fears of the coronavirus putting a damper on the usually boisterous celebration marked by the throwing of colored powder and dousing with dyed water.
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The installation features 77 individual segments—some fixed to walls, others suspended from the ceiling—that make generative music, each featuring a metal bar, sound activator, sound damper, resonator, and mechatronics (technology that combines electronics and mechanical engineering).
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"Clarence gets recognized every once in a while and that sort of puts a damper on things because when we're out we sort of like to be incognito," Ginni said in 2009, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The encouraging data on manufacturing activity in the world's two biggest economies helped put a damper on concerns over a deepening slowdown in the global economy, spurring some investors to scale back holdings of safe-haven U.S. bonds.
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Next to hoverboards, amateur drones appeared to be one of the hottest items on holiday shopping lists last month — but the FAA's new mandatory registration rules may put a damper on the drone party for some casual users.
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The portfolio manager said that her firm is very constructive on credit for the second half of 2018 and into 2019, especially with higher pricing, though concerns over potential trade wars could put a damper on US businesses.
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The North American heavy-duty trucks segment has cooled after a plunge in oil prices and metals-related business put a damper on industrial activity and haulage volumes prompting rival like Volvo to warn investors about a downturn.
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The recent pedestrian fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle put a damper on Elon Musk's claim that any delay in adopting the technology means we're effectively "killing people," and we don't yet have clear data on their safety.
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The law in Maryland, which takes effect in 2020, has not put a damper on business at Charm City Puppies in Columbia, which has sold about 95 dogs in the past month, said Ashley Lawson, an assistant manager.
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The spectre of the summer Olympics being canceled or postponed has already put a damper on ad spending, as companies from The New York Times to ad giant Publicis warn that advertisers will tap the breaks this year.
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Electric wine opener Fiddling with a cheap wine opener can be super annoying when you're in a rush to get to the grapey goodness and there's nothing like a broken cork to put a damper on the night.
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Yankees 20, Red Sox 22 BOSTON — A dank and dreary night, a head-over-heels flip into the stands and a jittery performance from Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman could not put a damper on Aaron Judge's 221th birthday.
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But observers noted that these U.S. states offering legal recreational marijuana could put a damper on Canada's own pot travel aspirations: Why go all the way to Canada when you can smoke legally a couple of states away?
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Although she had a banner week in Ohio — grabbing the endorsement of the one and only LeBron James, star of the Cleveland Cavaliers — her husband, former President Bill Clinton, put a damper on things with his criticism of Obamacare.
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But Michael Cronin, Equity Research Analyst at Aberdeen Standard Investments in Boston, believes corporate tax cuts have actually put a damper on loan growth by increasing the cash available to companies to pay down existing debt or to invest.
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Dismal December sales data released by the Commerce Department earlier this week also put a damper on the retail industry, which had been citing high consumer confidence and low unemployment as reasons for a strong holiday season and 2019.
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"After the President pretty much besmirched so many Americans and says they're from 'shithole' countries because they're from Africa and we need more people from Norway, that kind of put a damper on things, yeah," said Minnesota Democratic Rep.
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Those tariffs, which would hit mostly consumer items, are set to begin taking effect September 1, though most goods will be duty-free until December 15 -- a move Trump made to avoid putting a damper on holiday retail sales.
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Even if that weren't the case, the current market turmoil in reaction to the impact of a possible pandemic from the novel coronavirus would likely put the damper on demand for stock in the food delivery service, they say.
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"I don't tend to think they're an existential threat to the venture industry, but they're a major damper on innovation in certain areas," said Paul Arnold, founder and partner at Switch Ventures, which works with early-stage tech companies.
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Were Biden's principle of climate sanctions applied for all fossil fuels out of step with Paris Agreement goals (to which Biden pledged to recommit), such a rule would almost certainly place a major damper on U.S. fossil fuel production.
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Candace Bazemore, who has lived in Atlanta for over 20 years, said having the Patriots in town had not put a damper on the festivities — but said she would like to see someone put a "whoopin'" on quarterback Brady.
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The comments put a damper on market enthusiasm that drove oil about 4 percent higher on Monday after Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping agreed at a meeting of the Group of 20 industrialized nations to pause an escalating trade dispute.
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Nothing puts a damper on a spur-of-the-moment nighttime swim quite like having to stop to slather on conditioner first, but on the plus side, now you won't have to worry about repairing the damage once September rolls around.
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Hunt is likely too toxic for any team to touch this season, and his looming, all-but-assured multi-game suspension will put a damper on any plans to get him back on the field before 2019's Super Bowl.
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After all, the sexual harassment lawsuits that Casey Affleck settled out of court and the anti-Semitic comments that Mel Gibson made in the past haven't put a damper on the awards hopes of Manchester by the Sea or Hacksaw Ridge.
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The Astros were forced to settle for a 4-1 road trip when Sunday's game in Oakland was rained out, but the postponement is unlikely to put much of a damper on their 7-2 record inside the AL West.
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Apple put a damper on an equity market that has posted strong gains in 2017 on the back of a U.S. tax bill signed into law last week and stronger sales that were expected to extend into the holiday season.
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A judge in Albany has ordered Mayor Bill de Blasio's political nonprofit to comply with a subpoena from a state ethics panel, putting a damper on the mayor's widening effort to prevent the disclosure of certain communications that he deems privileged.
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Putting a damper on gold's advance, data from the World Gold Council showed gold demand slid to its lowest in eight years in the last quarter as jewelry buying fell and inflows into bullion-backed exchange-traded funds dried up.
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The end of the mandate, along with President Donald Trump's push for cheaper, less comprehensive short-term health plans and a substantial slash in outreach funding, was expected by health policy analysts to put a damper on Obamacare enrollment rates.
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Data on Friday showed U.S. energy companies this week cut one oil rig, the first reduction in 12 weeks, after drillers started to slow down the rate of additions this month as pipeline constraints put a damper on future production.
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"The fact that we lost a president who truly was a wonderful person, a wonderful man, a great man — it really puts a damper on it, to be honest with you," Mr. Trump said as he sat next to Ms. Merkel.
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As executive vice president of public affairs for the U.S. Travel Association, Grella leads an aggressive push to promote tourism at a time when President Trump's efforts to beef up national security are threatening to put a damper on the market.
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That would act as an effective damper on multi-unit operations, and if Airbnb's own spin on this topic (this report included) is taken at face value, the company shouldn't really care, since it claims very few users are in that commercial class.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish state-owned utility Vattenfall reported a fall in underlying operating earnings for the second quarter on Friday after higher coal and gas prices put a damper on margins even as a heatwave lifted power prices in its Nordic home market.
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This is a double-edged sword for banks because while they can make more money from lending when rates move up, higher rates also mean banks have to pay more on deposits, and they tend to put a damper on loan demand.
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The Japanese automaker said it was recalling around 390,000 vehicles including the Mazda 3 sedan and the CX-3 SUV crossover model in Japan to fix the damper stays on their rear gates, which may corrode and break if exposed to salt.
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The speakers up front do most of the heavy lifting, so you'll get the best sound quality with the keyboard facing you, which puts a bit of a damper on watching a movie with the bottom half flipped around as a kickstand.
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And while the act of emitting gas from the stomach through the mouth is a practice that is tolerated, if not encouraged, in most countries, it caused an overzealous patrolman in Vienna put a 70 euro damper on a burping bartender's day off.
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Over the past two years, the fall in oil prices has put a damper on project investment in places like the United States and Canada and Brazil, because fracking and oil sands and deepwater projects need relatively high prices to make investing worthwhile.
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HARTFORD, Conn (Reuters) - The phase one trade deal with China is unlikely to put an end to the era of uncertainty around tariffs that has been putting a damper on U.S. business investment, Boston Federal Reserve Bank President Eric Rosengren said on Monday.
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A new study from the Future of Humanity Institute (FHI) at Oxford University, aptly named "Dissolving the Fermi Paradox," suggests that humanity is alone in the observable universe, putting a damper on the theory that there is intelligent life somewhere in the known universe.
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So let's recap: Switching between daylight saving time and standard time doesn't save energy, it decreases the amount of daylight office workers see in the winter, it possibly puts a damper on sales, it discourages kids from exercising, and it may cause some auto accidents.
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The Wall Street Crash of 1929 put a damper on some of the more lavish goods, yet through the new austerity emerged streamlining, which industrial designers like Raymond Loewy experimented with in middle class-aimed mass production, whether a sewing machine or a barbecue grill.
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If this were not enough to damper enthusiasm for the ruling establishment, 60 percent of respondents in AWRAD's October survey cite economic issues (jobs, prices) as topping their list of daily concerns with 85033 percent reporting a decline in family finances from a year ago.
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Within hours of the Senate majority leader unveiling a long-anticipated health care bill on Thursday, four of his Republican colleagues were quick to put a damper on things: "We are not ready to vote for this bill," the group said in a joint statement.
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It has also been noted by many analysts that the federal minimum wage is a blunt instrument; since the cost of living varies greatly among states; what might make sense in New York would cast an appalling damper on hiring in Louisiana, for instance.
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Monta Ellis was off the mark on a potential game-winning shot at the end of regulation and missed again on a tying attempt in the final seconds of overtime, putting a damper on an otherwise solid performance that included a season-high 13 assists.
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The recent slowdown of the Chinese economy appears to have put a damper on art buying by all mainland collectors, regardless of their age, with total sales in the Chinese market having dropped 23 percent, to $11.8 billion in 2015, according to the Tefaf report.
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BERLIN, Oct 12 (Reuters) - The German economy will lose some steam in the second half of the year after its robust performance in the first half, the Economy Ministry said on Wednesday, putting a damper on growth hopes after better-than-expected economic data.
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The S&P 500 posted its first week of losses in more than a month on Friday despite ending the day slightly higher, putting a damper on the seemingly bulletproof rally that brought the major averages to record high after record high in recent weeks.
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He said that while Lunar New Year was still one of the biggest travel and shopping holidays in China, there was no denying that strained relations between the world's two biggest economies had put a damper on Chinese tourism — and spending — in the United States.
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Over the past two years, the fall in oil prices has put a damper on project investment in places like the United States and Canada and Brazil, because fracking and oil sands and deepwater companies need a certain price to make investing in costly new projects worthwhile.
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But she didn't let that damper her mood in the slightest, squatting down to pose side-by-side with the gift every 25-year-old dreams of, a new set of rims for her car, instigating a love affair with tires that would last a lifetime.
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It put a damper on the week that all it took was a few individuals so anxious and excited to find out more that they went to the depths of really searching to find and reveal the identity of someone who didn't want to be found.
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Let's face it: Whether you're FaceTiming with your parents on your iPad or curling up with a juicy read on a lazy Sunday, hoisting your tablet up for what feels like an eternity (not to mention craning your neck) puts a total damper on your downtime.
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Putting a damper on markets was news that the Commerce Department's enforcement staff was told this week that China's Huawei should still be treated as blacklisted, a stark difference from President Donald Trump's statement over the weekend vowing to ease a ban on sales to the firm.
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And, while McDonald's faces broader macroeconomic headwinds like muted consumer confidence and a damper on discretionary spending, Eastbrook sees the company's planned investment in the "future experience," its recent changes in leadership, and its improvements in customer service as key drivers of future growth and momentum.
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The Japanese automaker said it was recalling around 33,000 vehicles - including the Mazda 3, which is available as sedan and hatchback, and the CX-3 SUV crossover in Japan - to fix the damper stays on their rear gates, which may corrode and break if exposed to salt.
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Splitting Britain from the European Union may put a damper on future changes important to this globalized generation, like the move toward a single European digital market for movie and music streaming, and the end, by next year, of cellphone roaming charges when crossing European Union borders.
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Life would probably be a lot more fun if we could all wear crazy color combos and all-crochet-everything on a daily basis, but unfortunately that's just not the case — work dress codes and general societal expectations can really put a damper on self-expression.
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Over the past two years, the fall in oil prices has put a damper on project investment in places like the United States and Canada and Brazil, because fracking and oil sands and deepwater companies need relatively high prices to make investing in costly new projects worthwhile.
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I hope we made some girls feel good today — I know the armies of chuds out there trying to tear us down are definitely putting a damper on things, but hopefully it turns out to be a positive experience for most women and nonbinary people who participate.
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"This is a real damper on our most important export market," DIHK economist Volker Treier told Reuters, blaming the subdued exports on the uncertainty created by the fierce presidential race between Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, who won the election on Nov. 8.
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While I had been thinking about this for a while, the thought of the pup being cooped up all day while I was at work, along with the prospect of paying a dog walker hundreds of dollars a month, put a serious damper on my enthusiasm.
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Although Mars is normally a very energetic planet, when it's in a water sign like Pisces, it may put a bit of damper on the fanfare of Jupiter entering Sagittarius — Dewhirst compares it to that anticlimactic moment when you try to light a firework, but the matches are damp.
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Better adapted to cold temperatures than the warmer, damper weather we are starting to see in the Arctic, the caribou herds are in decline — the Associated Press reported a steep decline in population for the Central Arctic Herd, which has dropped about 50 percent over the last three years.
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Still, the atmosphere surrounding the trade talks has shifted dramatically since a week ago, when this week's discussions were seen as a possible last round before the two sides halted a trade war that has made world markets shudder and thrown a damper on the global economic outlook.
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I THINK IT'S A NO-BRAINER TO BELIEVE THAT SOONER OR LATER WHEN INTEREST RATES GO UP, WHICH THEY WILL, TO STOP INFLATION, THAT THAT PUT SOMEWHAT OF A DAMPER ON IT. BUT BEING THAT SAID, I OWN A LOT OF STOCK THAT I HAVE HEDGES ON TO SOME EXTENT.
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"There may be some headwinds ahead for home resales with rising mortgage costs affecting how much the buyer can afford and this could put a damper on existing home sales and take some of the wind out of the economy's sails," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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It proved a bit of a damper for businesses that depend on balmier weather, though it didn't stop 45-year-old Jason Sanford from setting up a line of bicycles outside of the Broadway Bicycle School shop, a move intended to signal that the store was open despite the weather.
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But two of the team's prized off-season acquisitions, the defensive backs Aqib Talib and Marcus Peters, were both lost to injuries, putting a huge damper on the enthusiasm of the team winning the first game between teams from Los Angeles since the Raiders and Rams played each other in 433.
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Putting a damper on some chip stocks was news that the U.S. Commerce Department's enforcement staff were told this week that China's Huawei should still be treated as blacklisted, a stark difference from U.S. President Donald Trump's statement over the weekend vowing to ease a ban on sales to the firm.
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It's a massive blow to Toronto's chances of back-to-back titles, and obviously puts a damper on the Lakers' offseason quest as well — even though they will finalize a trade Saturday to bring in Anthony Davis from New Orleans and landed the sort of shooter than LeBron James craves by adding Green.
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You can read the full bill here, but the basic improvements are as follows: As you can imagine, that puts something of a damper on the businesses of Facebook and Google in particular, and indeed those companies have aligned with others in opposition to the law, either individually or via trade organizations.
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The injury scare put a damper on the Knicks' 2175-95 win, which reinforced a theme for the home team: While the Knicks have not yet proved themselves able to keep up with the N.B.A.'s best teams, in a muddled Eastern Conference they are at least beating up on the chaff.
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But any caveats in the letter or the possibility of surprises when more of the report is released has not put a damper on the celebratory dinners at downtown Washington restaurants, the number of teamwork-focused photos posted on social media or the hugs in the White House driveway between television interviews.
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Why it matters: By creating regulatory frameworks that promote competition, limit fleet sizes and ensure equity and accessibility, cities will shape the future business potential of AVs While this may put a short-term damper on deployment and adoption, it should lead to AV fleets and services that are better integrated into their communities.
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The Great Wall, a big budget film starring Matt Damon and co-financed by company's film division, Le Vision Pictures, flopped at the U.S. box office and failed to meet expectations in China, putting a damper not just on Le Vision Pictures' future film ambitions, but on the broader U.S./China film co-financing space.
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The Independence Day weather forecast is threatening to put a damper on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's "Salute to America" event on the National Mall.
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"There seems to be this perpetual stream of kind of quasi-negative news surrounding some of the really big market cap stocks, like Apple particularly, and anytime you have got Apple misbehaving that tends to put a damper on the averages," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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"The authorities do not seem keen to bite the bullet and let the naira find its own level as driven by market forces, and we see this continuing to put a damper on [foreign investment] and inward portfolio flows," said Frank Kahumba, a Johannesburg-based senior analyst with Momentum SP Reid Securities, in a research note last month.
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Of course, this announcement comes hot on the heels of a whole lot of hints from Andrews, starting when on Thursday she shared a photo of the weather report at the NFL game she was going to work, captioning it, "This weather at Lambeau is really going to put a damper on my ring game," and tagging her boyfriend Stoll.
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And his threat to increase U.S. tariffs from 10 percent to 25 percent may no longer be on the table, since it would put a damper on his personal chemistry with Xi. In short, in response to Trump's emphasis on warm personal rapport with the Asian dictators, both Pyongyang and Beijing have dug in their heels and appear ready to call Washington's bluff.
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Dos a Cero was officially put to rest only 2650 minutes into Friday's game when Mexico's Miguel Layún scored with a deflected shot from outside the penalty area, and the visitors put a complete damper on the lively atmosphere at Mapfre Stadium with a late winner from the seemingly ageless Rafael Márquez to seal a 215-1 — call it Dos a Uno?
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The post-World War II order saw many nations settle into their ethnic and national identities, and while Greece kept an eye on its northern neighbor, its worries were subdued as long as the "Slavic Macedonians" were part of a bigger nation, especially one whose socialist ideology encouraged the heterogenous nature of its population and tried to put a damper on any ethnic or religious outbursts.
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We all get giddy when we find the perfect gift for someone, but consumerism really puts a damper on holiday cheer when you think about how much packaging will be thrown out, how many old tech items will be tossed to make room for new stuff, or how many underpaid workers are putting in extra hours to get you that extra-cheap outfit on Black Friday.
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His in-depth moroseness is amusingly celebrated in a Seth Meyers spoof video that has him sitting at a dinner party in New York and throwing a damper on the conversation, but really, there is no criticism to be made of the character in either concept or performance, because the North of the show is simply like that: it leaves nothing to be said.
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It makes sense that too much of anything can cause annoyance, even stress, and put a damper on your holiday spirit, much like a certain famous "nasty, wasty skunk": "You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch ... you have all the tender sweetness of a seasick crocodile ... " That's certainly the case for retail workers who are forced to listen to holiday tunes on a seemingly endless loop in the workplace.
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Then, at around 6 in the evening, someone has to check that Fred has put himself to bed in his wooden house, where he spends at least 20 minutes bumping and scraping against the walls and the floor: the sulcata, which is native to sub-Saharan Africa, is like most tortoises a burrower by nature; in those arid climates, tortoises will dig deep tunnels in order to access damper, cooler earth.
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I'm still trying to deal with losing Pokévision, too, but Niantic's recent changes to the game don't seem to be putting a damper on player appetite just yet — new data from analytics firm Sensor Tower reveals that users are still spending, on average, around 26 minutes per day in the app in the U.S., which is actually a slight increase compared to the average play duration the week prior to the update's arrival.
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Gropius was known for keeping his political opinions to himself and occasionally putting a damper on the radicalism of students and staff at Bauhaus, but he also saw the school as a revolutionary project: While he called it "this great communal work of art, this cathedral of the future," it was no surprise that in 1923 Oskar Schlemmer referred to it as a "cathedral of socialism" in a hastily retracted exhibition guide.
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An external 160Wh Range Extender, which fits in any normal water bottle cage, offers an additional 40 miles of range, and comes with all S-Works builds of the Creo SL. Other intriguing features include its 26-pound weight (which is extremely light for an e-bike), a companion app that allows the bike to adjust to your ride style, and a future shock damper (carried over from the Roubaix line for a comfy ride).
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