Sentence examples for been able to restrain from inspiring English sources

Yet the forests have only been able to restrain the increase, not halt it.

When Wendy had proudly told him that she'd cured Timmo's conjunctivitis by squeezing her own breast milk into his eye, Nathan had not been able to restrain himself.

I could see that other people would not have been able to restrain themselves, and the last thing we needed was a bloodbath before the election.

It struck me, thinking back to high-handed proprietors, such as Lord Beaverbrook and Robert Maxwell, that they wouldn't have been able to restrain themselves if Twitter had been around in their day.

These economists say that even without raising the benchmark rate more than the Fed did in the late 1990's, Mr. Greenspan might have been able to restrain the bubble and its painful aftermath by speaking about it more forcefully or by tightening borrowing requirements for investors.

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He may not be able to restrain himself.

Neither superpower, however, was able to restrain its client.

And the one person known to be able to restrain him, Philip Reiss, wasn't there.

But the Bucks were able to restrain him in the fourth.

When Pius discarded all connection with the nationalist movement, only Bassi was able to restrain the Bolognese in their indignation.