Sentence examples similar to Some restrained from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, members of Congress and executive branch officials said the law has had some restraining effect on the White House.

The fact that the agencies & others have acted in defiance the law, the Constitution, & Presidential directives, seems certain to have some restraining effect, at least temporarily.

The minutes showed that Fed members, in addressing the recent increase in long-term interest rates, said at the Aug. 12 meeting that while the rise "would have some restraining effect," they did not think it would derail the budding economic recovery.

As enunciated by Sir Isaac Newton in his first law of motion, a freely moving body (such as a ball) tends to travel in a straight line, and, if directed along a curved path by some restraining force (such as would result were a hand-held string tied to it), it will exert a force against the directing or restraining force in its continual effort to fly off onto a straight tangential course.

Third, because our estimates are not highly precise, the hypothesis that tax cuts exert some restraining influence on spending usually cannot be rejected.

Apparently, these glaciers were temporarily responding to the loss of some restraining ice at their lower ends, much as a river's flow would temporarily increase with the lowering of a dam.

The government usually responded with violence, initially showing some restrain by not beating her directly.

She redeemed herself hugely later, with some fiercely restrained weeping.

He was our Dryden, our Coleridge our Arnols, as long as he was alive our literature seemed in some sense restrained from the apocalyptic formlessness & obscenity that it seeks.

Some are restrained, while others seem designed to foster panic.

Furthermore, insurance companies haven't had the best reputation over the years, and, due to contracts with hospitals and the like, some are restrained in what prices they can actually disclose.