Sentence examples for brake on further from inspiring English sources

Yet they suffer from big drawbacks, which could now act as a brake on further competition.

American oil is now facing its longest run of weekly declines in almost 30 years, raising pressure on the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to meet and agree a cut in output to try to put a brake on further falls.

This suggests that exposure to saturating levels of Cr results in synthesis of an unknown protein that acts to put a brake on further Cr uptake.

Congress should reform our tax law to put the brakes on further inequality.

Osborne was forced to put the brakes on further welfare cuts last year after the Lib Dems rejected further measures.

Others believe the uncertainty caused by Brexit will put the brakes on further moves into the UK.

But their very excellence proved fatal because, as the reading public dwindled, theirs remained standard works for far too long; their inevitable errors became enshrined, and their works acted as brakes on further progress.

In the wake of recent stock market volatility, it's likely that Fed policymakers will put the brakes on further interest rate rises--at least until markets settle down and broader signs of growth become clear.

That cutback, however, has probably put a firm brake on any further changes to the system.

But the energy storage efficiency, system cost and other factors put a brake on the further development of CAES.

It would be immoral for anyone to put brakes on its further development based on illogical arguments.