Sentence examples for easy to refrain from from inspiring English sources

When you're negotiating on your own behalf, it's easy to refrain from this sort of gamesmanship.

He also knows it is not easy to refrain from ordering an M.R.I.

It's still a question, though, of whether eBay's changes are obvious and easy to refrain from for users.

If your children are still very young and not subject to too much outside influence other than parents and close family, it should be very easy to refrain from kid branded products.

It is too easy for psychologists to refrain from accepting patients.

Rudy Giuliani and many current Republican presidential hopefuls seem to lack both the mental complexity to understand the international dimensions of the presidency and the moral courage to refrain from easy yet counterproductive, rhetoric.

In addition, financial regulators relaxed the so-called mark-to-market rules, making it easier for bank holding companies to refrain from writing down the value of assets for which there is no market.

And it allows France to refrain from too easy judgments: his job is not to offer the reader a final interpretation, but to present an array of stories -- shocking, compelling, heartbreaking, rage-inducing, strange.

In the words of James Wood (praised by Malcolm Bradbury as a "tireless interpreter"), it seemed "easier for John Updike to stifle a yawn than to refrain from writing a book".

In cold weather, though, be extra-easy with the accelerator and try extra-hard to refrain from sudden anything - braking, acceleration, cornering, swerving.

Because of this, the best, easiest way to pass a blood test is to refrain from drugs and alcohol for a day or two before your test.