Sentence examples for helping to restrict from inspiring English sources
Defended solidly Did well in his first Premier League start of the season, the central defender helping to restrict United from open play Had to adjust to not having the ill Per Mertesacker with him.
He claimed 3/8 in the following innings, helping to restrict New South Wales to 140, giving Victoria the championship title.
From late 1958 when Norm O'Neill made his Test debut until Harvey's retirement in 1963, the duo formed a formidable pairing in the covers, helping to restrict opposition batsmen from scoring in the region.
India needed a win over hosts South Africa to reach the semi-final and Pathan conceded only 16 runs from his four overs, helping to restrict the hosts to 9/116 in pursuit of 154.
In this scenario, the predominant cytoplasmic location of Def1 ensures that it is normally limiting for Rpb1 polyubiquitylation, helping to restrict Rpb1 degradation to a last resort solution to normal transcription elongation problems.
Consistent with the idea that degradation contributes to compartmentalization of σF activity by helping to restrict SpoIIE to the forespore, we observed a striking correlation between elevated levels of ∆Tag-SpoIIE in the mother cell and mis-activation of σF.
Making food servings smaller and using smaller tableware and cutlery, with shallower plates and straight-sided glassware, can all help to restrict over-consumption, the scientists suggested.
Russia generally has supported the NATO-led military effort in Afghanistan and has helped to restrict Iran's nuclear program by supporting economic sanctions.
Durham had posted 340 for six after losing the toss, Mark Stoneman and Phil Mustard adding 180 for the opening wicket, before Harrison helped to restrict the hosts to 329 for nine despite Kevin O'Brien's 89 and 63 from Mark Cosgrove.
We also employ a strategy that will help to restrict the total number of the feature points.
