Sentence examples for as restraining from inspiring English sources

Yellen pointed to a subdued housing market and a stronger dollar as restraining factors.

The injunctions effectively serve as restraining orders, within designated "safety zones," against specific individuals named as gang members.

Much of the credit for this must go to the leaders of the different Christian denominations who, though politically divided, acted as restraining influences on their congregations.

Finally, the league has long sought to make sure new owners will respect the teams' collective interests, such as restraining players' salaries and keeping the clubs' finances private.

The bureau said its review had found that employees at Alzheimer's Care of Commerce had struck patients, delayed changing diapers and used bedsheets as restraining devices.

He also said he feared the pullout of American troops, whom he saw as restraining the Shiite government from taken even harsher action against the Awakening.

His body language was as restrained as his promises; he spoke without fanciful flights or filigree.

His playing is not as restrained as Monk's, though; he is not an acolyte.

With prices as restrained as the Redhead's, four courses became our goal.

In a season of overindulgence, this is about as restrained a dessert as there is.

Hoffman says companies aren't as restrained by capital as people think.