Sentence examples for that has inhibited from inspiring English sources

It has been an ongoing issue that has inhibited the Belgian during his 10-game, 719-minute goal drought.

In that moment, on that night in late summer on the lagoon, the gender imbalance that has inhibited the history of Australian film-making was briefly forgotten.

ARTICLE 3: In the past, secrecy has created an atmosphere that has inhibited the healing process, and in some cases, enabled sexually abusive behavior to be repeated.

Now, the competition devotee who bullied his Chicago teammates into matching his infinite effort has become an inconsistent legend with a vintage hubris that has inhibited the young Wizards.

Rest assured, any environmental project for the Kidron will be vetoed by the same self-destructive, anti-Israeli hatred that has inhibited progress in the Middle East.

But your accompanying photograph of a smoker confounds the problem: it is the prejudice against lung cancer as a perceived self-inflicted disease that has inhibited major funding for research into detection and cure.

But, he added, "it lifted a constraint" that had inhibited brain growth.

"The hurdles that have inhibited the growth of the game for years in the USA are the same ones that I am navigating my way through now".

Warburg Pincus and the National Venture Capital Association, which Mr. Pincus helped found, played a central role in negotiating with the Labor Department to revise regulations that had inhibited investments in those asset classes.

"I think 21 needs to touch the ball more," Payton said, referring to the jersey number of Tiki Barber, who has had two serious injuries that have inhibited him this season.

I think Russia has had such a difficult time not because of some ineffable Russianness or Slavicness but because of specific social structures and networks that have inhibited the emergence of a modern state".