Sentence examples for nothing to inhibit from inspiring English sources

Residual conservatism and insularity have done nothing to inhibit the development of dozens of active theater companies in Austin.

The language in our amendment is completely consistent with the Hyde Amendment, which in the 33 years since its passage has done nothing to inhibit private health insurers from offering abortion coverage.

The administration's announcement may have told Al Qaeda to forget Plan A, but it did nothing to reduce Al Qaeda's operational capacity and nothing to inhibit Plan B. Intelligence allowed the release because our people knew that Plan A was dead on discovery.

In the event, it was 20 years before the first lines earned more than 5% of their capital outlay, but that did nothing to inhibit their extravagant spending: a mile of Indian railway cost double the same distance in the equally difficult terrain of Canada and Australia.

One would expect that after a year or two, the report would conclude that the act had done nothing to inhibit copyright infringement.

The railroads at least got freely transferrable land, so that over time there was nothing to inhibit the use of the land for its most profitable purpose.

That comment was reported to the FBI, but little or nothing was done in America, being obviously unbalanced and obsessed with guns is not a reason under the law to inhibit someone's Second Amendment rights.

It is meant to inhibit political organization online.

Lectins are known to inhibit exocytosis.

Kowtowing to Chinese truculence does nothing to enhance liberalizing forces within China or inhibit diplomatic belligerence.

Sulfonamides do nothing but inhibit the growth of bacteria.