Sentence examples for remain restrained from inspiring English sources

As wages rise, consumer prices are likely to remain restrained.

For a movie that might have plunged full-scale into bathos, "The Notebook" tries to remain restrained.

"After all, without business investment, job creation and by extension income growth and consumer spending will remain restrained".

He said the Fed expected inflation to remain restrained, with his favored gauge, the price index for personal consumption expenditures, increasing 1.5percentt.

Brady W. Dougan, the chief executive, said the bank's decision to refuse Swiss government support had given it strategic flexibility compared with its American competitors, which might remain restrained in how they expand or spend their money overseas.

The lira has been among the worst performers of the currencies in our index over the past year; as a result, it has swung from 9% overvalued to 19% undervalued.Although new forecasts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) this week envisage an increase in global growth from 3% in 2013 to 3.7% in 2014, the demand for commodities is likely to remain restrained.

"We have remained restrained for as long as we can, but this provocation can no longer be tolerated".

Earlier in the day she had said Rwanda had remained restrained "for as long as we can".

And the surge in oil prices has put upward pressure on broad inflation gauges, though increases in most consumer prices have remained restrained.

The Romans' public form of religion stimulated magistrates to be scrupulous and dutiful, Polybius proposed, while the fickle, lawless masses remained restrained by their fear of gods and punishment in the afterlife.

"I'm always the big sister," said Venus Williams, who smiled but remained restrained after advancing to her first final of a Grand Slam since her 1997 appearance at the United States Open.