Sentence examples for so as not to inhibit from inspiring English sources

On the small stage it is recessed, out of the way, almost not part of things, so as not to inhibit the choreography of Leslie Dockery, which is meant to suggest teeming street life and the jitterbugging pipe dreams of people who don't have much else.

In his latest signing statement, Mr. Obama also objected to five provisions in which Congress required consultations and set out criteria over matters involving diplomatic negotiations about such matters as a security agreement with Afghanistan, saying that he would interpret the provisions so as not to inhibit "my constitutional authority to conduct the foreign relations of the United States".

The thatched roofs and earthy décor blend into the background so as not to inhibit the natural beauty.

The letter cited the deliberative process privilege exemption to the law, which allows the federal government to withhold documents so as not to "inhibit the free and frank exchange of information among agency personnel" who are debating policy.

By maintaining a constant solids loading, proper mechanical agitation could be maintained so as not to inhibit enzyme activity.

It is therefore important to avoid clothing that constricts the trunk at any stage of pregnancy, so as not to inhibit natural changes in body shape.

"But at this point it is better not to inhibit him".

Alternatively, it is possible that the cell death is induced or inhibited by the parasite as a means to achieve a stable niche so as not to kill the host [ 5, 14, 15].

So as not to kill people.

So as not to have regrets.

So as not to bias the results.