Sentence examples for biggest restraint from inspiring English sources

"We're not seeing really strong labor income growth yet, and that's the biggest restraint on consumers".

The biggest restraint on journalists' freedom to report is press ownership by over-powerful individuals and corporations.

The biggest restraint on the restless executives are continued layoffs and lack of jobs in the devastated telecommunications industry.

The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged today, though it suggested that the biggest restraint on economic growth stemmed from uncertainties about a possible war with Iraq.

Contrary to frequent complaints by American officials here about the obstacles created by the sanctions, business executives say the biggest restraint on trade and investment has been fear about the current state of lawlessness and instability.

She adds that "budget is the biggest restraint for the majority of people looking to make it in the fashion industry, but by doing your own styling, photography, editing, graphic design, pattern cutting etc. you are able to build a brand whilst retaining 100 per cent of your creative vision".

Until now, one of the biggest restraints on consumer spending has been a debt hangover.

In our study, the participants' difficulty in expressing themselves in English was one of the biggest restraints experienced during the data collection period.

Edge found the ambitious mentality which resulted in weapons and computer-controlled players being "designed for possibilities rather than balance", both one of Perfect Darks most interesting aspects and the cause of its biggest problem: "Restraint would have made Perfect Dark a tighter, more focused experience, helped with those framerate issues, and removed almost all of the fun".

This week Cable put the issue of boardroom pay on the agenda by writing to the chairmen of remuneration committees at Britain's biggest companies to urge restraint on pay.

First, without restraint, a big cheer for the actors.