Sentence examples for restrained grew from inspiring English sources

Simmons, until now relatively restrained, grew giddy, cheering loudly as Dirk Nowitzki reeled off a few quick baskets for the Mavericks.

The Conference Board, an industry group, said its index of consumer confidence in December fell to 65.1 as the budget crisis restrained growing optimism about the economy.

The Shenzhen ETS features extensive coverage consisting of three types of regulated entities and four categories of covered emissions, in order to control carbon emissions by both improving energy efficiency and restraining growing energy demand.

Demand may be restrained if growing traffic congestion outpaces even China's vigorous road-building programme.

Chocolate-inspired cocktails are all attractively restrained and grown up, with kids enlivened by the fondue dishes.

The heft of the larger European countries, it reasoned, would restrain the growing clout of the United States.

The trigonal Te nanorods were found to have the major role on the growth of single crystalline Se/Te NWs, while the present of SDBS surfactant is necessary to restrain the grow direction of Se/Te NWs.

They're intended to guide regulators as they craft the rules that will attempt to restrain the growing concentration in the nation's financial system.

Most people want something new, something different - be they fans, promoters or critics - yet once we have it, the first thing we tend to do is put it in awkward-fitting boxes that restrain its growing potential.

With the healthcare costs of AF/AFL currently estimated at $26 billion annually [ 29], and the number of cases of AF/AFL in the US predicted to rise to more than 8 million over the next 30 40 years [ 1], the development of treatments that can reduce the need for cardiovascular admission assumes importance in restraining the growing cost burden of this condition.

A few minutes later, Jimmy Lennon, Jr. announced the official decision and Judah screamed out and again had to be restrained by a growing number of security guards and cornermen.