Sentence examples for few restraining from inspiring English sources
The north strand was a relatively continuous and displayed a few restraining double bends.
Wilcox said she supports Ting's bill and suggested that the relatively few restraining orders issued in the past two years under the original law show that it isn't being overused, as opponents argued it would be.
It is hard to find words to evaluate a boo that doesn't exist, but in this case we can think of a few: "unpretentious", "restrained", "selfless".
Few laws restrain fishing here; countries can opt out of those that exist, and much activity is in any case hidden by remoteness.
To visit Alaba is to catch a glimpse of entertainment in its Hobbesian state, where few laws restrain profiteers, piracy is rampant and all creative calculations yield to the lowest denominator.
However, few natural compounds restraining TH17 cells are known.
Echoing language other Democrats have used in recent weeks, Mr. Booker said in a statement that supporting the deal was "the better of two flawed options". Backing away from the nuclear pact at this point, he said, would leave the United States and its allies with few options to restrain Iran's ambitions.
The stability of using few tools hardly restrains the user's body at all.
The two beneficial points are as follows: The ability of success in assisting the user's slow motion; and The stability of using few tools hardly restrains the user's body at all.
But the city appealed, and Justice E. Leo Milonas of the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court nullified Justice Schoenfeld's restraining order a few hours later, without explanation.
The FTC has temporarily frozen the assets of two of the main culprits, Innovative Marketing, Inc. and ByteHosting Internet Services, LLC in order "to preserve the possibility of providing consumers with monetary redress" and the FTC also "seeks to permanently bar the defendants from engaging in 'scareware' marketing" after it slapped both companies with a restraining order a few days ago.
