Sentence examples for inhibited trade from inspiring English sources

Messrs Anderson and Gallman argue that it inhibited trade within the South and, consequently, the development of towns and villages.

In our previous study we instead observed that C1q inhibited degradation of NETs and hypothesized this to be a trade-off for opsonisation [ 6], which was later confirmed by another group [ 12].

To sum up, in contrast to income losses due to inhibited technology transfer (about − 5% or − 0.05 log points of income) the bulk of the income losses due to trade policy frictions (about − 20% or − 0.200 log points of income) would seem to derive from the direct effect of increased input costs for capital and intermediates.

Even so, when Mayweather and McGregor traded insults, each competing to be more contemptuous than the other, they said the kinds of things that other, more inhibited athletes are regularly punished for saying.

"Too bad Jo Ann's so inhibited".

None of this inhibited Mr. Lothrop.

I was a very inhibited young woman.

Too cold, they become inhibited and unsociable.

"Women are less inhibited," she said.

Tchaikovsky is not for the inhibited.

"He's very gifted but a little inhibited.