| temper decline | 6.71 | Energy issues tempered the decline. | ||
| temper gain | 4.61 | Drug issues tempered gains. | ||
| temper enthusiasm | 4.08 | So Levy was tempering the enthusiasm. | ||
| temper optimism | 3.09 | Its optimism is carefully tempered. | ||
| temper advance | 2.83 | Gold issues tempered the advance. | ||
| temper loss | 2.50 | A stronger dollar helped temper losses. | ||
| temper criticism | 1.71 | That tempered my criticism of him. | ||
| temper growth | 1.71 | Export growth will be tempered, however, by weak economic growth in Asia. | ||
| temper hope | 1.18 | At the same time, Aidells tried to temper his hopes. | ||
| temper remark | 1.18 | Goldrich ought to temper her remarks until that is done. | ||
| temper demand | 1.12 | The volatility of Asian markets is tempering investor demand for stocks. | ||
| temper drop | 1.05 | Gains in oil shares tempered the drop. | ||
| temper expectation | 1.05 | Harry has learned to temper his expectations. | ||
| temper joy | 1.05 | But the joy was tempered by concern. | ||
| temper heat | 0.92 | As is often the case, onshore breezes will temper the heat near the coast. | ||
| temper concern | 0.86 | The House passed two amendments that may temper administration concerns. | ||
| temper support | 0.72 | That support however is tempered by persistent selling by foreign funds. | ||
| temper tantrum | 0.72 | Temper tantrums. | ||
| temper celebration | 0.66 | A solemn tone tempered the celebration. | ||
| temper excitement | 0.66 | Still, Bagwell tempers his excitement. |