Sentence examples for present restrained from inspiring English sources

The three parties met in Nigeria last week to discuss how the fighting, at present restrained by a ceasefire, might be prevented from blowing up again.The larger chaosThat, however, would not be the end of the mess.

It's about abundantly flavorful food cooked with skill and sense and presented at restrained prices.

Jean Hyppolite, author of an outstanding commentary on the Phenomenology, usually presented a restrained humanistic interpretation of the Hegel of Jena.

This is consistent with suggestions that stop-training is only effective when strong impulses or approach tendencies are evoked in the first place (Houben, 2011; Veling et al., 2011), such as when palatable food cues are presented to restrained eaters (e.g. Fedoroff et al., 1997; Veenstra & de Jong, 2010).

Higher order chromatin may present a topologically restrained environment for the initiation of a functional bidirectional replication fork.

With his silky skills presented in relatively restrained settings, Getz had personified cool jazz but he now seemed to relish Silver's insistent accompaniment.

The electronics are plentiful, perhaps a bit much, but presented in a restrained manner.

In the present study non-restrained mice that are genetically predisposed to develop lymphoma with a high incidence were exposed to a "far-field" similar to both Australian studies [ 17, 18], with the difference that our mice were exposed for 24 h, whereas their mice were exposed for 1 hour per day only.

In the present paper, an elastically restrained end condition is introduced at the beam base and the effects of the tip mass center are included.

We see it in the compassionate attentiveness with which he examines the murder victim's body; it's there in the careful grasp with which he caresses the first major suspect; it's present most tentatively in the restrained touch with which he endeavours to comfort the grieving widow.

Dressage training where horses have to perform restrained gaits and present a curved neck have more physical (and psychological?) constraints than jumping where horses are allowed more extended gaits and less pressure from the rider.