Sentence examples for force restraining from inspiring English sources

The minutes noted that most Fed officials viewed the large slack in the economy — the economy's underperformance relative to its potential — as "likely to remain a force restraining inflation," and believed that while price declines were unlikely, inflation was likely to remain below its desired level (2 percent or slightly below) "for some time".

The EU seemed to me to be a civilising force, restraining the cruel and destructive tendencies of certain member governments (including our own), setting standards that prevented them from destroying the natural world or trashing workers rights, creating a buffer between them and the corporate lobby groups that present an urgent threat to democracy.

The excessive thinning generated in hydroformed products using tubular blank is attributable to the contact friction force restraining the tube wall movement on the tool inner surface.

The frictional forces restraining the motion of the rollers would be about one-tenth the friction for ball and roller bearings.

The building was cordoned off by security forces restraining hundreds of people, who were shouting slogans in favor of and against Mr. Mashaei.

As a result, foreclosures have soared to record highs, and remain one of the negative forces restraining the economy's ability to get back on sounder footing.

Although the necessary reallocation of resources to enhance security may restrain advances in productivity for a time, the long-term prospects for productivity growth and the economy remain favorable and should become evident once the unusual forces restraining demand abate.

That may be going too far; but the forces restraining the fundamentalists the BJP's moderates, its coalition partners and opposition state governments—are not putting up much of a fight.

He warned that "despite a number of encouraging signs of stabilization, it is still premature to conclude that the forces restraining economic activity here and abroad have abated enough to allow a steady recovery to take hold".

With the forces restraining the economy starting to diminish, and with the long-term prospects for productivity growth remaining favorable and monetary policy accommodative, the outlook for economic recovery has become more promising.

Stocks, which bounced between gains and losses much of the day, dropped after Mr. Greenspan said in a speech to the Bay Area Council Conference in San Francisco that "it is still premature to conclude that the forces restraining economic activity here and abroad have abated enough to allow a steady recovery to take hold".