Sentence examples for inhibiting efforts from inspiring English sources

Against some currencies, the dollar has actually shot up in value, inhibiting efforts by companies to offset weakness in their sales at home by selling more of their goods abroad.

The central argument in the petition revolves around chimpanzees used in the entertainment industry, which it says "misleads the public into believing that chimpanzees are well protected in the wild, thereby reinforcing negative conservation attitudes and inhibiting efforts to raise awareness of the species' plight".

Too often, it seems to me, squeamish euphemisms glamorise the fight against cancer and inhibit efforts to deal with suffering and death.

The union has until now resisted efforts to impose suspensions on first-time offenders because the union's medical and substance-abuse-rehabilitation advisors have expressed concern that too harsh a penalty for first offenses could inhibit efforts to rehabilitate those who have alcohol dependence.

For one thing, the NFL has anti-tampering rules that may inhibit efforts to interview presumed candidates such as Tennessee Titans General Manager Mike Reinfeldt, a Wisconsin native and former Packers executive.

In a public statement last week, Counter Terrorism Minister David Elliott said that "having extremist material in a correctional centre inhibits efforts to deradicalise the person, and increases the risk of radicalisation of other inmates".

This inhibits efforts to utilize pharmacies as access points for PWID and their caregivers [ 22].

A critical shortage of doctors, nurses, and midwives in many sub-Saharan African countries inhibits efforts to expand access to family planning services, especially in rural areas.

This deficit inhibits efforts to expand access to family planning services, especially in rural areas, where access to modern contraceptive methods is limited and few trained personnel are available to provide these services.

The one-sided use of the relative scale can thus inhibit efforts to reduce established risk factors in that it gives priority to research and preventive programs looking in new directions.

Given the current background of the very limited efficacy of nutritional interventions in the −9 to 24 mo window, it is important that an excessive focus on the first 1000 d does not inhibit efforts to examine other life stages that may be more sensitive to intervention.