Sentence examples for restraint across from inspiring English sources

Samsung appears to have leveraged a modicum more restraint across the board with the Galaxy S5.

Mr. Britt said he would like to see "more restraint across the board" on the matter of rising programming costs.

Hundreds of university staff across the UK are enjoying six-figure salaries, despite the need for pay restraint across the public sector, according to the TaxPayers Alliance TPAPA).

On top of this, since the introduction of pay restraint across the public sector, there are no guaranteed pay rises for each year of service.

And while on pay, with the next few years tighter, we will be looking for restraint across public sector pay, but we don't believe a pay freeze is the way to a better NHS. Brown also launched Labour's health manifesto.

Ipsa says that paying MPs £74,000 a year from 2015 would be equivalent to an increase of £6,296, or 9.26%, assuming that 1% pay rises (in line with pay restraint across the public sector) takes MPs' pay to £67,731 in 2015-16.

At a time of increasing social need and tight fiscal restraints across the country, we need more opportunities for service -- through programs like AmeriCorps or others -- to continue to foster the social entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

(34) NCS restraints were applied across the six wtAidB dimers in the asymmetric unit to reduce the number of variables in the refinement as opposed to applying NCS restraints across wtAidB tetramers.

Meanwhile, Obama's opponents went on the attack, and his restraint came across as weakness.

His restraint comes across as soft, even vacillating, to hardened observers on Wall Street — reinforcing a growing sense that he may not have the ruthless streak necessary to run a bank.

This study was designed to examine physical restraint practices across European ICUs.