Sentence examples for restraints made from inspiring English sources
He could point to his early career years, when baseball's collective bargaining restraints made his salary a market-rate steal, given his production.
Programs written to calculate Q obs(h) and D obs(h), detect outliers and write files of symbolic restraints made use of subroutines available in the CrysFML Fortran library (Rodríguez-Carvajal & González Platas, 2009 ▶).
These early restraints make progress hard won, but persevere and success is rewarding.
Nascar has since raised its safety and technology standards, forcing drivers to use restraints, making the cars more flexible, not passing all that impact onto the driver.
These two restraints make this technology unsuitable for a number of potential usage scenarios.
And that restraint made gaudy, high-tech election frills seem odd.
That is why Dean, in exercising restraint, made the better (or less bad) call than Attwell.
Jeffrey Goldberg's comment that "The Devil That Never Dies" lacks "a sense of restraint" made my fury unrestrained!
It's possible that all this might have mattered little in bringing people on to the streets – but the lack of police restraint made that inevitable.
Johnson's restraint made sense in the context of the time, says Eliot A. Cohen, author of "Supreme Command," a book about wartime leadership.
Captain Walter Dornberger, a leading figure in the Army's rocket-development program, took special notice of von Braun, and his "paternal advice, encouragement, and restraint" made him an ideal protector and boss for years to come.
