Sentence examples for further restrain from inspiring English sources

The manufacturing report and an early jump in energy prices fanned worries that rising prices in an already uncertain economy would further restrain consumer spending.

And these men didn't elect George Washington; they voted only for delegates to the Electoral College, an institution established to further restrain the popular will.

Additional cuts in government spending later this year, above those already emanating from the cap on discretionary spending, would further restrain job creation.

Given the myriad pre-existing tensions between the Sunni Muslim Gulf states and predominantly Shia Muslim Iran, the development of such a front would logically serve to further restrain Tehran's ambitions.

In this, his backers from the Liberal party's hard right, and their cheerleaders in the media, could only see a crypto-communist plot to further restrain the freedoms of people like them.

Advocates for patients and the generics industry say provisions in the new trade deal would further restrain that development — and preclude cheaper drug prices — by blocking the development of cheaper biosimilars.

Relatives, friends, neighbors and curious onlookers often see one thing: a wounded man, who is already incapacitated, being further restrained.

To cover those costs, Stanford must use the very same sources - unrestricted gifts, endowment, investment earnings - that otherwise might be applied to further restraining tuition.

What time she had for dating was further restrained by the demands of caring for her father, Mychajlo Welykyj, a widower and a Ukrainian immigrant with Parkinson's disease.

The lack of much excess capacity to make up for more outages led to prices that further restrained already weak economic growth in the United States and Europe.

In addition, the budget reductions being forced on France by Europe's rules are further restraining growth at a time when the French economy may not be growing at all.