Sentence examples for help to restrain from inspiring English sources

Research at York University suggests that this did help to restrain demand.

Prices may creep up a bit from the current offerings, but the intense competition in the class should help to restrain additional profiteering.

But they are a boon to the broader economy because they help to restrain speculation and to ensure that banks — not taxpayers — absorb unexpected losses.

NATO has asked the Macedonian government to help to restrain paramilitaries it says are disrupting the collection of arms from ethnic Albanian rebels, a NATO spokesman said.

Both these steps would help to restrain the euro, whose recent strength has been contributing to the fall in inflation, which was confirmed today at just 0.7% in April.

A brace of regulatory initiatives also suggests that national authorities have become much more focused on their own interests.The Swiss Federal Banking Commission has released details of its beefed-up capital regime, which will help to restrain growth in assets when times are good.

These curbs have helped to restrain house prices.

The growth in stock options has also helped to restrain wages.

Most believed that churches helped to restrain the excesses of mob democracy.

The influx has helped to restrain wages even as unemployment sank to historic lows of under 4%.

Disney shares fell 1.63 percent after the company's stock was downgraded by an investment firm, helping to restrain the advance.