Sentence examples for restraining in from inspiring English sources

Seclusion and restraining in acute psychiatry wards is used when patients tend to harm themselves, other patients or staff members.

Results suggest that the co-delivery of gene and drug from peptide micelles resulted in effective cell growth inhibition in vitro and significant tumor growth restraining in vivo.

This scene was portrayed in the film "The Manchurian Candidate", with Frank Sinatra (as Major Marco) taking on Fisher's role of restraining (in that instance) the United States Secretary of Defense.

When South Carolina provisional governor Benjamin Franklin Perry objected to the scope of the amendment's enforcement clause, Secretary of State Seward responded by telegraph that in fact the second clause "is really restraining in its effect, instead of enlarging the powers of Congress".

The Syrians were restrained in response.

Nevertheless, officials were restrained in their optimism.

Cottrell was more restrained in his assessment.

Voller was restrained in the chair for almost two hours.

But that debate has been restrained in recent days.

The longer Adam was in the hospital, probably restrained in some effective way, the better.

She can be too restrained in the 19th-century classics, overly respectful.