Sentence examples for inhibited them from from inspiring English sources

Originally, North believed that institutions would change when powerful economic actors found that inefficiency inhibited them from making bigger profits.

The suit claimed that the system denied Hispanic voters the opportunity to constitute a majority in any area and thus inhibited them from electing their preferred candidates.

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.

(And it was long a pet peeve of Godard's that his younger collaborators hoped to find something like a father figure in him; he thought — as on this film — that it inhibited them from discussing the film freely with him).

The investigation into Mr Ledward's activities identified a climate of fear and reticence among his colleagues, which inhibited them from alerting authorities to his conduct earlier.

This concern inhibited them from choosing key concepts and designing learning activities.

For many carers, it is this perception that inhibits them from talking about their plight.

Foreign analysts have expressed the fear that the investigation could inhibit them from making frank assessments of Korean firms.

"Their qualified income might drop, which might inhibit them from refinancing and qualifying," she said.

Initially, the plan was for every attendee to bring a mentor, but Brown decided he did not want adults inhibiting them from speaking their minds or asking sensitive questions.

And that is inhibiting them from making things that are fresh and genuinely real, and thinking harder about new proportions — new fashion.