Sentence examples for nearly restrained from inspiring English sources

After the UNSM treatment, the fatigue strength of the 8 h plasma-nitrided specimen (N8) was clearly improved, and the sub-surface cracks were nearly restrained, while the 48 h plasma-nitrided specimen (N48) showed no improvement of fatigue strength.

If Mohammed Badie is sentenced to death and even if that sentence is ultimately commuted it's likely that the response from Brotherhood members won't be nearly as restrained as it has been in the past.

The GAO reported that in Texas alone, more than 4,200 students were restrained nearly 19,000 times during the 2007-08 school year.

Time magazine reported the fire thus: "While firemen restrained the nearly blind British author from running into the fire, Huxley wept like a child".

About the restraining order, he said: "Nearly 10 years ago, I was involved in a relationship that ended poorly.

According to national Department of Education data, most of the nearly 40,000 students who were restrained or isolated in seclusion rooms during the 2009-10 school year had learning, behavioral, physical or developmental needs, even though students with those issues represented just 12 percent of the student population.

This is still a major obstacle [ 5] and has restrained most biodegradation studies to the use of cutin films [ 23– 25] and/or mixtures of nearly non-esterified suberin or cutin samples [ 26– 28].

For nearly eight years, David Thompson felt restrained, as if he were a prizefighter forbidden to throw his knockout punch.

That same month in Florida, Michael Wiltsie, 12, died at a camp for troubled boys after a 320-pound counselor restrained him on the ground for nearly 30 minutes.

He was taunted by a man seated in the front row, and nearly attempted to jump into the stands to confront the fan before he was restrained by teammates.

So restrained.