Sentence examples for likely to be restrained from inspiring English sources

Investment is likely to be restrained by poor credit conditions and uncertainty about demand.

Some analysts said China's response to the United States' new Asia posture is for the moment likely to be restrained.

However, thermal expansion during the heating phase or contraction during the cooling phase of most beams is likely to be restrained by adjacent parts of the whole frame or sub-frame assembly.

The centrally-contracted players – and possibly the rising stars in the national side's academy – will be allocated to teams who are also likely to be restrained by salary caps.

Given that the world has already lived through the Microsoft drama and that Google will affect many more industries, the search company is likely to be restrained much earlier.

But I'm hoping there's a sense that criticism of the president's unilateralism is starting to become politically damaging to the Democrats, because the only way in the long run that presidents are likely to be restrained from abusing their authority is if there is a political price to pay.

The Fed explained itself this way: "Growing caution by lenders and unsettled conditions in financial markets more generally are likely to be restraining aggregate demand in the future". Translation: a credit shortage seems to be developing that could stop economic growth dead in its tracks.

In a statement the Fed said, "Growing caution by lenders and unsettled conditions in financial markets more generally are likely to be restraining aggregate demand in the future".

Young drinkers are likeliest to be restrained by higher prices on cheap booze, and they are also likeliest to throw punches and get pregnant.

She had to be restrained.

Talib had to be restrained.