Sentence examples for growing restraints from inspiring English sources

8. Protect the fourth estate: The media is facing growing restraints through the use of privacy law, reporting restrictions, libel law, court injunctions and contempt of court.

Second, transparency considers to the growing restraints on government officials to make them accountable for their deeds and the people (Williams 2015).

During the two years of its gestation "The Demons" swelled from a bright idea to a minor cause célèbre in the Italian theater world, pitting artistic freedom against growing economic restraints.

But the Executive's sensitivity over the costs of the new building must also be set against a background of growing financial restraint.

But the United States' overwhelming advantage in firepower shows signs of being blunted, even neutralized, by political restraints growing out of bitter Afghan political rivalries.

In some cases, programs can seem almost devised to grow without restraint.

It is still not clear how they function, but they may help subvert the immune system, which would permit cancer cells to grow without restraint.

In 1990 scientists identified a gene on human chromosome 17 that is responsible for neurofibromatosis type 1; a defective version of this gene allows nerve cells to grow without restraint, resulting in neurofibromas.

Both Ehrlich and Tobias argue that we are on the verge of environmental catastrophe, as the human population continues to grow without restraint and without significant attempts to deal with overconsumption and the vast depletion of resources and climate problems it creates.

However, it is the ability of cancer cells to spread to remote locations and grow without restraint that kills the patient.

He will be constantly growing in self-restraint and compassion, but he can never become entirely free from outward himsa" (Gandhi 1993, 439).