That tamps down on evening socializing and extravagant dinners that can feel transactional.
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Some have argued that it works because it tamps down inflammation in the brain.
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The cold tamps down the smell, leaving only a delicate, bright flavor similar to papaya.
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Compression boosts the quieter parts and tamps down louder ones to create a narrower range.
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But the opioid essentially tamps down on those transmissions, making it an exceptionally powerful drug.
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Mr. Whishaw, meanwhile, tenses up, tamps down his natural expressiveness and does a lot of meaningful staring.
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But Kalanick had a "principled" opposition to tipping, Bloomberg News said, arguing the practice tamps down wages.
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When long rates go back up, that tamps down on the slowdown chatter and allows stocks to rally.
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The key question now is whether the American counterattack tamps down the cycle of violence or escalates it.
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It tamps down the tall grass of untold experience, however clumsily, and makes visible a rough but traversable path.
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He patiently tamps down her stubbornness and temper while appreciating her quirks, helping her to become her best possible self.
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The dark comedy and social charge of his street scenes need a different noun: 'disquiet' tamps down Vallotton's humour and political anger.
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Five Americans have been arrested in Haiti on suspicion of conspiracy as the Haitian government tamps down on corruption in the country.
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That said, if greater regulation tamps down disreputable practices and brings the cryptocurrency into the regulatory mainstream, the longer-term trend may only be upward.
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But doing so before the deadline imposes an immediate stay on lawsuits against Puerto Rican creditors and tamps down on uncertainty about the path ahead.
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A new study published in the same medical journal tamps down the alarm, offering different data that reduce the number of deaths by nearly two-thirds.
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He believes the uncertainty could push U.S. crude prices up another $215 a barrel to $85, until new supply potentially tamps down the cost early next year.
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Ross — who directed "53 Percent" — tamps down Bow's intrinsic joyful approach to life by becoming the human embodiment of a sigh, her shoulders slumped and face resigned.
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Wilson tries drinking a Soylent-like powdered meal-replacement at lunch for a week; it effectively tamps down her hunger, but the lack of variety is dispiriting.
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His is the latest in a string of high-profile bribery cases involving officials and tycoons as Beijing reins in China's financial sector and tamps down risky lending.
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Diversification is crucial for long-term investors because it tamps down risk, and Nobel Prize-winning science says the more, the better — if you don't pay too much for it.
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If he tamps down on his impulses, quiets the din coming from the White House, and learns how to better prioritize issues in Congress, he could make some real headway.
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While it's true that the promotion's shows will always necessarily be Japan-centric, the willingness to keep putting important angles and segments on the US excursions tamps down that fear.
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While granting that demographic shifts are part of the equation, BlackRock's chief investment officer of global fixed income, Rick Rieder, argues that technological innovation tamps down profoundly on widespread price increases.
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Encountering it—in the form of aggressive comments, unwanted touching or myriad other subtle manifestations—weakens one's self-image, tamps down soulful expression and makes all of us feel scared and vulnerable.
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In the style of bands like Girlpool and Diet Cig, I Used to Spend So Much Time Alone tamps down the rollicking punk music and lyrics that have defined Chastity Belt in the past.
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That is a reflection of vastly improved economic performance by many euro zone economies this year, but as the common currency climbs, it acts as a drag on exports and tamps down imported inflation.
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Elevated capex in 2017 (approximately $500 million) offsets remaining tax benefits associated with deductible warrant expense, and the impact of certain working capital concessions under ABC's extended contract with Walgreens tamps down FCF somewhat.
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LABOR SECRETARY TAMPS DOWN VEEP SPECULATION: Labor Secretary Tom Perez on Thursday downplayed talk that he could be Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The group says Harvard tamps down successful Asian American applicants mainly through manipulation of crucial "personal" rankings, which assess a range of traits from leadership to likeability and which can be determinative among so many high-achieving applicants.
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" DEREK HOLT, VICE PRESIDENT OF CAPITAL MARKETS ECONOMICS AT SCOTIABANK "I think longer run, they're still committed to getting back toward a neutral policy rate, but they're inserting some pause language along that path, that tamps down the expectations for a January hike.
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"I think longer run, they're still committed to getting back toward a neutral policy rate, but they're inserting some pause language along that path, that tamps down the expectations for a January hike," said Derek Holt, vice president of capital market economics at Scotiabank.
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It's comforting, in the way a little smug superiority can feel comforting when it tamps down any nagging inclination to consider our own accountability, to conclude that if only this one woman had behaved a little differently, we would have respected her more, or at least hated her less. Mrs.
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The Death of Stalin, from Veep creator Armando Iannucci, tamps down the unrelenting joke delivery of Iannucci's earlier work in favor of a more complex, almost nihilistic rendering of what politics is: a team of bumbling and weak-minded people who lack any real conviction other than a desire for power and position.
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The Death of Stalin, from Veep creator Armando Iannucci, tamps down the unrelenting joke delivery of Iannucci's earlier work (like 2009's In The Loop) in favor of a more complex, almost nihilistic rendering of politics as the work of bumbling and weak-minded people who lack any real conviction other than a desire for power and position.
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Release date: March 9 What makes it great: The Death of Stalin, from Veep creator Armando Iannucci, tamps down the unrelenting joke delivery of Iannucci's earlier work (like 2009's In The Loop) in favor of a more complex, almost nihilistic rendering of what politics is: a team of bumbling and weak-minded people who lack any real conviction other than a desire for power and position.
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"I think anything that tamps down African American support is dangerous for Democrats in November," Smikle said, noting that millions of voters who turned out to vote for Obama in 2012 stayed home when Trump defeated Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Trump says he'll debate eventual Democratic nominee Bull meets china shop: Roger Stone controversy follows a familiar pattern MORE in 2016.
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In old times they might have suggested the proximity of a cheap dance house. But the Bowery has changed. Within the space of a few blocks there are now more than a score of "labor bureaus" where formerly were low dives and "suicide halls". Inquiry of an Italian employee of the bureau elicited the information that a "gandy dancer" is a railway worker who tamps down the earth between the ties, or otherwise "dances" on the track.
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Recently, film critic Dennis Schwartz reviewed the film favorably, writing, "It's the kind of effective kickass B western where the cavalry comes in the nick of time to rescue the white folks from the attacking Indians. Director Hugo Fregonese (Untamed Frontier) gives a nod to Lewton's eye for detail and shadowy photography...David Chandler turns in a crisp screenplay that's always tense and filled with exciting action sequences except when he keeps things too chatty, which tamps down the narrative with a dull soap opera romantic feud...Pretty darn good stuff for such a modest western, showing that it takes all kinds to be brave and that the worst situation might bring out the best in a man."Schwartz, Dennis. Ozus' World Movie Reviews, film review, November 12, 2006.
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