Sentence examples for modest relaxation from inspiring English sources

And there's no evidence that a modest relaxation of the Fed's vigilance could cause inflation to jump suddenly.

When the Runciman Report in Britain last year advocated a modest relaxation of the laws on marijuana, the Labour government raced to condemn it.

A modest relaxation of barriers to human mobility between countries would bring more global economic prosperity than the total elimination of all remaining policy barriers to goods trade - every tariff, every quota - plus the elimination of every last restriction on the free movement of capital.

Shalom Baranes, a Washington-based architect who wrote two articles this year promoting changes, argued that a modest relaxation in areas outside downtown would allow for a more modern city with greener construction, what developers sometimes refer to as "smart growth".

However, a modest relaxation of domestic controls was curtailed by Hoxha in 1973 with a renewed wave of repression and purges directed against individuals, the young and the military, whom he feared might threaten his hold on the country.

There were fewer reported copies of the most popular 2009 strain in 2010, showing a modest relaxation of vaccination pressures.

Stage I is the loss of consciousness, with modest muscular relaxation, and is suitable for short, minor procedures.

DEP caused a modest inhibition of relaxation to NO donor drugs, an effect that could be reversed by SOD (p < 0.01).

These studies, all from workplace settings, showed some effect of cognitive behavioural therapy and of multi-facetted interventions, but only modest effect of relaxation exercises on their own.

DEP (100 μg/mL) also produced a similar modest inhibition on relaxation produced by the spontaneous NO donor DEA/NO (p < 0.001, two-way ANOVA; n = 8) that could be reversed by coincubation with SOD (p < 0.001, two-way ANOVA; n = 8; Figure 2E, Table 1).

A historical home, its furnishings and fanciful gardens were conjured out of historical documents to shed some glamour and prosperity on a town that mainly offers modest amusements and waterfront relaxations.