Sentence examples for seriously inhibit from inspiring English sources

You start adding things to the supplemental, and it will seriously inhibit our ability to get something to the president's desk".

The mandated protections could seriously inhibit coal mining, oil and gas exploration and other businesses vital to Western economies.

It is demanding a means to monitor such applications, but Saudis say that would seriously inhibit their communications.

Recent years, energy crisis and environmental pollution have become two urgent challenges, which seriously inhibit the economic development and human health.

The incompatible data formats of different databases seriously inhibit effective and compatible information retrieval.

The high toxicity of dissolved arsenic in the system can seriously inhibit the microbial activity and even completely stop the biooxidation process [ 5].

Hay never married, and mental illness seriously inhibited his movements.

And since walking is by far the most popular of country pursuits, the restrictions (listed on the Ramblers Association's Web site, www.ramblers.org.uk) are seriously inhibiting.

It seriously inhibits the ability of their security services to take national security back – cold war style – into the realm of the executive.

"This excessive regulation is really seriously inhibiting our effort to get out of this economic recession and create jobs," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader.

The gain in control was of course an immeasurable improvement for the long haul, but for a time the inordinate amount of space that had to be allocated to carry wood or coal seriously inhibited the usefulness of early warships.