Sentence examples for continues to restrain from inspiring English sources

Sabotage to Iraqi oil facilities continues to restrain output; wartime damage could cost another $2 billion to repair, he said.

It urged: "We must now look forward, not back". It is very difficult to look forward when your past continues to restrain you.

However, I find Hindman's argument to be more appealing, as it accounts for the ability of the internet to "amplify the political voice of ordinary citizens," (Hindman 5), but it also points out the ways in which it continues to restrain the democratization of politics.

But, the government continues to restrain the property sector in other ways as well.

And Mr Netanyahu says he will continue to "restrain settlement activity".

This Court held the Federal equity jurisdiction continued to restrain unconstitutional acts by state officers which threatened irreparable damage.

But some forces continue to restrain growth, including thousands of federal furloughs, which depressed income growth in July.

With substantial resource slack continuing to restrain cost pressures and with longer-term inflation expectations stable, inflation is likely to be subdued for some time.

With substantial resource slack continuing to restrain cost pressures and longer-term inflation expectations stable, inflation is likely to be subdued for some time.

In that account, a confrontation escalated, and Foster was "taken down" by several staff members who continued to restrain him though he complained that he could not breathe.

"Yet another day in the red for European markets has seen fears surrounding a potential Brexit continue to restrain risk appetite.