Sentence examples for have often inhibited from inspiring English sources

"Instead of inviting the economic contributions of immigrants, our immigration enforcement policies have often inhibited the productivity of US companies and made it harder for them to compete in the global marketplace," said a court brief, published on 8 March by Zuckerberg's advocacy group FWD.us.

"Instead of inviting the economic contributions of immigrants, our immigration enforcement policies have often inhibited the productivity of US companies and made it harder for them to compete in the global marketplace," reads the court brief, published yesterday.

Rashad, in a breakthrough performance, quite unlike anything she has done before, abandons the detachment that, for me, has often inhibited her acting.

The single farm scale that is the basis for the AEM has often inhibited the achievement of the environmental goals since many biophysical processes (e.g. soil erosion, water pollution, biodiversity losses) occur at landscape scale.

The contribution of excitatory mechanisms to pain are appreciated, whereby mechanisms to inhibit neuronal excitation have often been therapeutic targets in pain models [42, 43].

When they have been acknowledged, they have often been rendered in token and parochial patterns that inhibit any sense of their world-historic character and often merely repeat the ancient stereotypes born from minstrelsy and racist contempt.

MDM2 inhibits TP53-mediated transcription, and aberrations in the pair have often been reported as mutually exclusive [ 10].

RAF-MEK-ERK signaling has often been reported to be inhibited (often involving prohibitin) leading to CDC25A degradation and G1 cell cycle arrest and loss of eIF4E phosphorylation21, but sometimes reported to be increased.

The orgy scene is musically very powerful; elsewhere the lyrical impulse seems often inhibited.

Normal regulators of cell growth and apoptosis are often inhibited.

"What's surprising about the delay on [the bill] is that it had accounted for many of the challenges that often inhibit election security measures from Congress," Laperruque told me.