Sentence examples for massive restraint from inspiring English sources

"What I hope that underscores for us in London is the massive restraint of our police in the way they handle the use of force," he said.

We will be shifting from massive stimulus to massive restraint".

First and foremost the oil market is conditioned by a cartel acting in massive restraint of trade, that were they American companies colluding, they would have been held to account by our Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission years ago.

Greigy opted to play no shots off the front foot, which for a bloke of his size and the game you would associate with that, was a massive piece of restraint.

POLITICS & MONEY: The Code of Federal Regulations, supplemented by state and local regulations, is a massive set of restraints on business.

Weakness Anything you'd expect to find in a Bond villain's lair, so a massive laser with table-mounted restraints or an underfloor piranha tank would totes ding his cash register, OK? Stupidest purchase The nose-cone from a Concorde – £55,000.

Furthermore, when silencing of DNA-PKcs was associated with treatment with the DNA-damaging agent doxorubicin, very strong growth restraint, elevated apoptosis and massive DNA damage were detected in all HCC cell lines, irrespective of p53 status.

At this point, another book might have turned to the massive investigation that follows, but Gowdy is a master of restraint.

One of its original elements is likely to be the restraint with which America chooses its targets.A massive show of force will help to precipitate a quick Iraqi surrender, and demonstrate America's power to other potential adversaries.

Dozens of politicians responded to the massive demonstration Saturday, but Trump ― a man who often shows little restraint on Twitter when responding to events such as terror attacks and the Golden Globes ― refrained from publicly weighing in on the march.

"The last four years have been challenging, with staff reductions, pay restraint and pension changes but I believe the Civil Service has delivered brilliantly on a massive programme of change for the government".