Sentence examples for restrained in part from inspiring English sources

Our own children have been rather sexually restrained in part because when things are hush-hush and taboo, there's a huge allure.

The development of a national literature was restrained in part by Poland's remoteness from the cultural centres of Western civilization and by the difficulties that assailed the young state, which was frequently attacked by plundering invaders and subsequently weakened by division into small principalities.

Yet Medicare spending is projected to rise relatively slowly, restrained in part by measures to control costs in the 2010 health law.

Undoubtedly, further developments in cancer prevention are restrained in part by the state of science.

She said the law had distorted prosecutorial decisions because an independent prosecutor had unlimited time and money to investigate a single official, whereas career prosecutors are more restrained, in part because they must constantly balance competing cases and priorities.

But Judge William H. Pauley denied the request for the restraining order, in part because Mr. Robins provided no written evidence of his claims against the gallery.

He has been restrained in punishing the banking sector for its part in the financial crisis.But, when it comes to the public finances, Mr Osborne is a sober fiscal hawk rather than a gung-ho Reaganite tax-cutter.

By doing so, the lab can clearly notice whether parts of the test virus suspension from the test mixture are restrained in the columns which may result in false-positive results for the products.

The Syrians were restrained in response.

Nevertheless, officials were restrained in their optimism.

Cottrell was more restrained in his assessment.