Tamp used in a sentence

Tamp in a sentence as a noun

I'll do my best to tamp down the rhetoric and go a few rounds if you're game.

Between grind size, tamp, the bean and altitude you have a lot to deal with.

As I said, where I work I tend to tamp down on any efforts to use Haskell, and there's not many!

And the audience loves it. If we didn't have any systems in place to tamp down on poll/survey/opinion questions, Stack Overflow would be virtually nothing but those kinds of question.

But what happened isn't so much that the government ramped up the charges, as that the government didn't tamp them down like they might for other computer hackers who seem more innocent.

> The reason for this is really very simple: there's no one at the tiller, printing money to tamp down the speculationSo who's printing gold to temp down the speculation in that?

Tamp in a sentence as a verb

Medications are an unideal, but quick & easy, way to tamp your depression down to levels where its realistic to do other things that help, like therapy or lifestyle changes.

Any administration that actively tried to tamp down on the culture would be shooting themselves in the foot in a big way, as that's a big part of what attracts a lot of people to the place.

It's a give and take - the interviewer will say "Ok, let's stipulate it is full length and you can't tamp them" and "Oh, that's interesting, assuming some sort of variance in size, estimate a range instead of a number", etc.

However, I don't advocate for it where I work and tend to sort of tamp down on anyone else who tries because despite the fairly polyglot nature of where I work, we don't have the background to use Haskell very effectively at scale.

"I hate to be cynical, but it's not difficult to imagine the mega banks getting their friends in Congress and the Fed to tamp down these alternative lenders with some strategic new regulations designed to "protect consumers".