Sentence examples for rather than inhibit from inspiring English sources
They should facilitate, rather than inhibit, media coverage of protests.
Rather than inhibit designers, this new austerity seems to have inspired them.
As such, handling this paradigm shift by protecting patients while still fostering its transformative potential will require novel, modernized regulatory frameworks that refine rather than inhibit consumer access.
The glasses are proper-sized, which is to say they are not those giant tureens you find throughout the meatpacking district, and thus they encourage rather than inhibit good eating.
Academic freedom mandates that institutions protect rather than inhibit the right and duty of faculty to report their scholarly work.
Gravity may enhance rather than inhibit the motion towards the wall when the density of the droplet or bubble is relatively small.
It characteristically enhances rather than inhibits performance.
The challenge was to find a format that promoted rather than inhibited educational aims.
Rather than inhibiting biographers, the lack of information seems to have freed many of them to project their own fantasies onto the relationship.
Their experiment gave rise to an enduring and incorrect explanation for muscle failure; scientists now know that lactate, the form in which lactic acid occurs in the body, actually fuels muscular contraction rather than inhibiting it.
They would rather, as Kenneth Collins of the theater company Temporary Distortion said, "be in a more functional theater," one that accommodates rather than inhibits their ideas.
