Sentence examples for could be subdued from inspiring English sources

Now, many economists are beginning to suspect that due to a less-robust global economy, inflation could be subdued for an extended period, perhaps below 2percentt.

At the Beacon, however, Ms. Merchant and her four-person backup band showed that they could be subdued without being boring.

Over two and a half hours, the convicts lured 11 employees and 3 prisoners into positions where they could be subdued and tied up, Mr. Johnson said.

Royal Bank of Scotland, based in Edinburgh, may now consider an initial public offering for the unit, though analysts have said investor appetite could be subdued for the British-focused business.

At first New France was to be governed by the Royal Proclamation (October 7, 1763), which declared the territory between the Alleghenies and the Mississippi to be Indian territory and closed to settlement until the Indians there could be subdued.

Given this shift in mood, the president has failed himself by not giving Americans a vision of how turbulence in the Middle East and north Africa could be subdued without engaging the US in endless military interventions.

Even in the throes of such didacticism, however, Tolstoy's storytelling ability could not be subdued.

Others said some people on the drugs could not be subdued with pepper spray or even Tasers.

The entire "Middle Kingdom" could easily be subdued by a mere 8,000 men and fleet of 12 galleons.

Occasionally, Turkish refugees formed marauding bands that could not be subdued by central authority and that exacted a heavy toll from their Christian victims.

The Confederacy's monolithic determination and its early military successes convinced many Brits that it would not and could not be subdued.