Sentence examples for had inhibited from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "it lifted a constraint" that had inhibited brain growth.

Mr. Cheng said this had inhibited his client's effort to develop a legal strategy.

He later told The Environmental Law Review that a rule change had inhibited enforcement.

One difficulty, which had inhibited its writing, concerned the possible reaction of the French family portrayed in its gossamer fiction.

Mr. Rumsfeld said that the military officials who run the missile defense program could live within the pact "for a period," even though it had "inhibited" their work.

But the group's lawyer, Curt Levey, of the Center for Individual Rights, a conservative public interest law firm in Washington, acknowledged that the lawsuit had inhibited the group somewhat.

Several factors have inhibited him.

That, too, has inhibited the high-rolling business set.

Such official pressure tactics have inhibited subsequent independent reporting.

Embarrassment does not inhibit us, as it must have inhibited callers to the public library.

One has to wonder whether these attitudes have inhibited our ability to train more Arabic speakers.