Sentence examples for might inhibit a from inspiring English sources

There's the worry that a tape recorder might inhibit a suspect from talking, and, as Shapiro delicately suggests, there's also the concern that jurors might not like what they see of their government in action.

Yet, while the UK's criminal courts have recognised that the trauma of rape can cause feelings of shame and guilt, which might inhibit a woman from going to the police, an asylum seeker is expected to immediately tell a stranger, in the form of a Home Office official, of any sexual violence that might form the basis of her asylum claim.

Bernstein analyst Jeffrey Halpern points to other factors that might inhibit a Bell bid for WorldCom, including the fact that it would complicate the Bells' current efforts to win long-distance approval on a state-by-state basis within their respective regions.

Furthermore, it has been supposed that exposure of quiescent vasculature to ionizing radiation might inhibit a subsequent angiogenic response.

In contrast, impairment of Y354 autophosphorylation during translation, as mimicked by the Y354F mutant or purvalanol A treatment, might inhibit a proper folding of HIPK2, or induce a different folding, resulting in out-of target Y auto-phosphorylation.

Progress toward membership might inhibit any impulse for the army to interfere in government, since democracy is a prerequisite for union membership.

Firstly, Caprin-2 binding to AVP mRNA might inhibit translation, a phenomenon observed as a consequence of other association mRNA-RNA-binding protein interactions, such as the binding of PABP to the AVP mRNA (Mohr et al., 2002; Richter, 2008).

Third, the speciation events of interest might have occurred fast enough that retention of ancestral polymorphisms, as has been observed elsewhere among conifers [ 47, 48, 50, 87], might inhibit convergence on a stable, well-supported topology.

Goal priming can contrast with other forms of priming in a number of ways (Forster, Liberman, & Friedman, 2007), for instance, priming of one goal might inhibit activation of a competing goal (Stroebe, Mensink, Aarts, Schut, & Kruglanski, 2008).

There are several possible ways by which azithromycin might inhibit parasite invasion, an essential process required for parasite propagation and spread.

But Mr. Cox has swum too far against the tide of Hollywood moviemaking to even acknowledge commercial constraints that might inhibit the more fainthearted; a mere squeamishness that audiences might feel about the commingling of 70-year-old flesh would never stop him.