Emotionally, we become restrained by our ego and our fears of not being liked and failure, and we resort to what noted Harvard professor Chris Argyris called "defensive reasoning". We are emotionally inclined to deny, defend, and deflect when we feel that our self-image is being challenged.
But it becomes more restrained at the stations in the middle of the route.
In the crowd, several people acknowledged that danger had become a restraining factor.
As the industry's lifeblood, suppliers are still recovering from the recession, and until they get back to full capacity, the continued lengthening of delivery times may become a restraining force on the sector in the coming months".
When he became psychotic, they restrained him, non-violently, and took him to mental health.
It became madness to restrain your own desires because surely your rivals over yonder would not be restraining theirs.
During the process of recovery from his wounds, he anxiously watched the daily papers for news from Sherman's army, and as his victorious chief neared the goal of his campaign, Kilpatrick became unable to restrain his impatience and set out for the field, determined if possible to take part in the final movement for the capture of Atlanta.
While British newspapers were unwilling to report on King Edward VIII's affair with American divorcee Wallis Simpson in the 1930s, their conduct has since become much less restrained in the battle for readers.
This suggests that the pluripotent nature of the ES cell genome becomes more transcriptionally restrained, due to chromatin condensation and maturation of heterochromatin upon differentiation.
Once competition increased and consolidation and innovation became widespread, dividends were restrained as banks invested heavily in their own growth.
