Sentence examples for refrain from trying from inspiring English sources
Its failure would lead many to dismiss the idea and refrain from trying something similar for a while.
He should agree to refrain from trying to arraign Israel in the International Criminal Court for its past actions.
Not surprisingly, those who know reproductive cloning best are urging others to refrain from trying it on people until the bugs have been worked out on hundreds more animals.Means, motive, opportunitySuch uncertainties do not deter Dr Antinori and his crew.
In a televised address this evening, Mr. De la Fuente called on university members who oppose the strike to refrain from trying to take back any other university buildings.
Perhaps the best that can be hoped for is a commitment that would merely stop things from getting worse rather than making them better: that is, to refrain from trying anything like last spring's offensive in Kashmir, which brought India and Pakistan to the brink of all-out war.
Despite their conservative views on most policy issues, candidates like Perdue, Kingston, Cotton, and Thom Tillis, the speaker of North Carolina's state assembly, who a couple of weeks ago was chosen to take on Democratic Senator Kay Hagan, will surely refrain from trying to turn this year's election into a jihad against modernity.
At the same time he refrains from trying to diagnose Simon's peculiarities.
Though hybridizers have obviously worked on campanulas, they have refrained from trying to make them into something else.
To a great extent, this peace has depended on each group refraining from trying to grab too much power at the expense of the others.
Jones argues that Nadir Shah and his successors were able to achieve such stability "because they understood the importance of local power" and refrained from trying to displace it.
The government has gradually pushed up interest rates and raised the percentage of assets that banks must keep as reserves with the central bank, but it has refrained from trying to shock the economy into a slower pace of growth through sharp interest rate increases or severe administrative controls.
