Sentence examples for because it would inhibit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney, for his part, has argued that turning over the documents would harm the presidency because it would inhibit open and robust discussions of policy.

Shandwick said it had hoped to get a letter from Mr. Bush stating his opposition to the bill -- as they had from several other governors -- because it would inhibit electronic sales of lottery tickets and infringe on states' rights.

Though the concepts were compared to an open world game, Hill notes that such freeform nature would not be appropriate for a Batman game because it would inhibit the atmosphere they wanted to create, and that Arkham City was designed to challenge the player to think like Batman to survive.

Some neighborhood residents opposed the Public's plans to alter the sidewalk — it was widened to accommodate the new stoop — because they feared it would inhibit car and foot traffic.

RG: It would inhibit tabloid newspapers, and we wouldn't necessarily feel too bad about that.

But it is unclear if it would inhibit the SARS virus, she said.

I feel that if I did it would inhibit my way of thinking and by not doing so it leaves my mind open to all possibilities.

But the measure is opposed by some pet store owners and veterinarians, who say it would inhibit sales of purebred dogs and cats.

It would inhibit the quick visit to see a few favoured objects, savour them, and decide to come back again in a few weeks' time.

Professor John Sulston said it would inhibit important research.

They were worried, he said, it would inhibit the same-sex liaisons quietly enjoyed.