Sentence examples for inhibiting things from inspiring English sources

"There's a tremendous deficit of trust that is really inhibiting things".

And if examining veterinarians can't find those, which all of those signs are inhibited by things like corticosteroids, that's why they're used, it compromises the examining veterinarians' ability to identify horses at risk.

It's inhibiting to hear bad things about yourself.

The best taxes impinge little on the decisions people make, or fall on things worth inhibiting.

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

I guess I'm used to her being ballsy, or just unaware that she should be inhibited about certain things, like saying whatever she thinks.

"His silence inhibits those very things [education reform] and yields to the whims of special interests at the cost of students".

It is part of a complex "executive", "control" [18], or "STOP" [64] system that, among other things, inhibits behavior.

When you're stressed, your body releases a chemical called cortisol which, amongst other things, inhibits testosterone production.

"It's up to the head coach to call guys in and let them know you're doing things that are inhibiting you from playing well".

Really, the only thing I see inhibiting this video revolution on the iPhone 3G S is, not surprisingly, AT&T.