Sentence examples for requires some restraint from inspiring English sources

"It requires some restraint," he said.

Some other rodent studies have failed to observe a fall in T b in CR but this may be due to the use of a rectal probe to measure T b which requires some form of restraint resulting in physiological stress to the rodent which thus may prevent a fall in T b (Lane et al. 1996).

This will require some self-restraint, but it will work.

Clearly, success in achieving a long-term goal can require showing some restraint along the way; but it is tempting to put off showing restraint and to favor a bit more indulgence over embarking on the challenging doings or omissions that will serve the valued long-term goal.

While ordering at the Cheese Bar might require some serious self-restraint, it's possible to keep it simple.

"To reach an accommodation on hay requires tact, restraint and midnight courage," Mr. White wrote in The Times.

He settled on Rehnquist as someone who "understood that government by the people requires judicial restraint".

In a speech last week, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo affirmed her backing for the "rhythm method" of natural contraception that critics say is unreliable, complicated to follow and requires unusual restraint on the part of husbands.

"We've had incidents where people have videotaped us and it requires unbelievable restraint.

Conducting neuroimaging that requires less restraint on movement and less time is better for patients, particularly psychiatric patients.

Handling of common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) usually requires chemical restraint.