Sentence examples for had been inhibited from inspiring English sources

Most of all, my aspirational Chinese-food-mavenhood had been inhibited by four years in a college town that didn't have a Chinese restaurant.

Abrupt cessation of alcohol use leads to brain hyperexcitability due to the sudden "release" effect on receptors which had been inhibited by the alcohol.

The terrain awareness and warning system had been inhibited, meaning the pilot had only a few seconds to respond before hitting a mountain in southwest Alaska.

The highest-ranking black elected official here, County Executive Ron Sims, said in an interview that he believed the deputy had been inhibited from using force because of fears of racial reprisal.

One environmental and energy lobbyist with close ties to the White House said the administration had been inhibited by a number of factors, including vacancies in many top policy jobs, an intense early focus on the financial and economic crises, and an unwillingness to alienate business and Congressional leaders with a heavy-handed approach.

The gills absorbed and retained the dye, showing that the transporter cells had been inhibited.

The inhibition of root growth also provides additional evidence that biosynthetic processes have been inhibited.

Millwall's progress has been inhibited by injuries.

It is his strong contention that the treatment of cancer has been inhibited by the law of medical negligence.

The second is that the Tory recovery has been inhibited by the four-point increase in support for Ukip.

Economists who devised the voucher scheme now concede that the trade in them could have been inhibited if one simple measure had been introduced.