Sentence examples for restraining influences from inspiring English sources

Much of the credit for this must go to the leaders of the different Christian denominations who, though politically divided, acted as restraining influences on their congregations.

Psychologists point to several possible reasons: the isolation experienced by leaders at the top of big organisations; the pressure they are placed under; the effect of holding power in one's hands and the lack of restraining influences.

Findings here suggest that the managed care spillover seemed to have restraining influences on colonoscopy utilization at first, but this gradually diminished as the procedure gained medical acceptance over the period, and by the later period, exhibited no significant spillover effects.

The radical racist mentality that had emerged in the 1880s and constitutes the foundation upon which The Birth of a Nation is constructed was, in the words of historian Joel Williamson, "the concept that Negroes, freed from the restraining influences of slavery, were rapidly 'retrogressing' toward their natural state of bestiality".

These aberrations allow the tumor to acquire assets for sustained survival and growth and to escape normal growth restraining influences [ 39, 40].

The critical nature of the balance between these forward and restraining influences is also revealed when adhesion between the tip cells and alary muscles is increased by manipulating tip cell number or adhesive strength.

This will serve as a restraining influence on future presidents.

"He was a restraining influence on the uber-modernisation tendencies and that influence has been removed".

That may account for the restraining influence that Iran could perhaps exert over him.

Zurab Zhvania, his prime minister, was said to be a restraining influence on the president's impetuosity.

Arbatov also saw himself as a restraining influence on the Kremlin hawks.