Sentence examples for probably restrained from inspiring English sources

The longer Adam was in the hospital, probably restrained in some effective way, the better.

The hard-line Salafist character of Qatar's security establishment is one of the factors that has probably restrained terrorist operations within the emirate.

In addition to these inhibiting effects and the lack of registration infrastructure and resources in most of the 'homeland' areas, reporting of vital events was also probably restrained by the many disruptive effects of forced removal and resettlement (25, 29– 32) on people's motivation and means to do so (25, 31, 33).

Longer term, new regulations will probably restrain profitability further, necessitating even more work force reductions.

Coal companies will probably restrain their production in order to reduce loss when the coal price drops.

On the other hand intramolecular folding of BPL initiated by bio-5'AMP may impart steric hindrance which probably restrains orientation of the adenylate towards the self-biotinable lysine.

In patients with this disorder, MPH simultaneously compensates a prefrontal DA hypofunction and probably restrains an accumbal DA hyperfunction in the long run.

However, gene order seems to have been deeply altered during mating type divergence and many gene blocks were found in inverted positions, probably restraining recombination between opposite MAT regions.

Arod is good enough to get involved, though he will probably be restrained in rear, which may lead to trouble.

Ms. Siegfried is a bit stiff as the most clearsighted of the group, and probably too restrained to land the angry monologue that finally erupts from Nan.

"It's a bit of a babe magnet," he continues, giving himself away as a liar, because anybody that uses the phrase "babe magnet" is probably collecting restraining orders, not phone numbers.