Sentence examples for early restraint from inspiring English sources

But early restraint gave way to lavish spending, especially on advertising, as the primaries approached.

Mr. Gertler endorsed both Mr. Bernanke's early restraint in dealing with the crisis and his recent moves to address it.

In contrast with the early restraint, as the city economy has flourished, government spending has accelerated over the last three years, growing at more than twice the rate of inflation, according to budget monitors.

During the course of the play, which Mr. Brook compares to the passage of a lifetime, this Hamlet's character nonetheless steadily darkens, from early restraint and false madness -- "when he is hunting people down intellectually, punishing them, laughing at them," as Mr. Lester put it -- to anger and despair and, finally, the resignation of his last words, "The rest is silence".

These early restraints make progress hard won, but persevere and success is rewarding.

The earlier restraint comes off as unnecessarily self-conscious; Ben, after all, has been fixated on this moment, alluding to it again and again, wishing he had a chance for a do-over — for a revision.

After a Menuetto that was only slightly less reserved than the first movement, he played the closing Rondo Alla Turca at a breathless clip and with a breadth of dynamics that swept away any notion that his earlier restraint had been meant to evoke the relative delicacy of the fortepiano.

The earlier restraints lowered health care spending once but will not reduce future growth rates.

The failures lie elsewhere, in microeconomic strategy.The government has abandoned its early inherited restraint over spending.

The process which link reduced fetal growth with overweight/obesity has been suggested to stem from adrenal overactivity initiated by early growth restraint [ 45] and by early postnatal catch-up growth resulting in an acceleration of growth postnatally that overshoots the genetic trajectory [ 43].

Then, as now, Mr. Obama has moved gingerly, placing a call to President Mohamed Morsi late Monday evening with a message not unlike the one he delivered to his predecessor, Hosni Mubarak, two and a half years earlier: Exercise restraint and allow the protesters to express their views peacefully.