Sentence examples for he has inhibited from inspiring English sources

So it's not the case that (McQuaid) has had a major impact on the development of cycling around the world; in my view he has inhibited it.

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

Not that being the ghost at the banquet has inhibited Bishop Robinson.

We acknowledge that our failure to accept responsibility for apartheid has inhibited reconciliation and transformation".

"I am pleased that soccer has come back with the Matildas, but the ABC funding cuts has inhibited this".

It has been an ongoing issue that has inhibited the Belgian during his 10-game, 719-minute goal drought.

ARTICLE 3: In the past, secrecy has created an atmosphere that has inhibited the healing process, and in some cases, enabled sexually abusive behavior to be repeated.

Various military commanders have for years expressed discomfort that Obama's commitment to emptying Guantánamo has inhibited them from capturing terrorist suspects beyond the declared battlefield of Afghanistan.

In contrast to the 15 local authorities in the Ofsted report, neither cost nor availability of instruments has inhibited the recruitment and teaching of young people.

Keeping such images out of the public view has inhibited wider awareness of other cases, such as the death of Ms Dhu in Western Australia.

The lack of a viable economy has inhibited young Muslims in the Middle East from participating in the flattened world that you have written so much about.