dampen sentiment | 10.20 | But futures-led selling dampened sentiment later. | ||
dampen demand | 8.69 | That has dampened demand for dollars. | ||
dampen enthusiasm | 7.97 | Voeller sought to dampen the enthusiasm. | ||
dampen expectation | 4.61 | Rubin also sought to dampen expectations. | ||
dampen hope | 4.61 | Minister dampens hopes for quick peace treaty. | ||
dampen growth | 3.75 | Higher rates dampen economic growth and raise company debt burdens. | ||
dampen speculation | 3.49 | But Welteke sought to dampen such speculation. | ||
dampen spirit | 3.09 | Spirits are dampened. | ||
dampen part | 2.90 | Showers will dampen parts of the Northwest. | ||
dampen activity | 2.17 | In others, poor April weather dampened activity and delayed hiring. | ||
dampen interest | 2.04 | Tight lending rules would continue to dampen buying interests, he said. | ||
dampen inflation | 1.91 | The Asian crisis dampens inflation in two ways. | ||
dampen profit | 1.84 | That could dampen their profits in the future. | ||
dampen price | 1.71 | That could dampen bond prices going forward. | ||
dampen sale | 1.51 | This kind of stigma could dampen future sales. | ||
dampen confidence | 1.45 | The weak annual pace of sales did not dampen confidence. | ||
dampen prospect | 1.45 | Election-year politics could also dampen the prospects for a bipartisan deal. | ||
dampen area | 1.32 | Dampen the area. | ||
dampen optimism | 1.25 | That dampened optimism for an immediate interest rate cut. | ||
dampen consumer | 1.18 | Of course, consumer spending is dampened by layoffs. |