Sentence examples for time restraining from inspiring English sources
Sufiur Rahman, an official in the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry, said the group spent more time restraining migration than expanding legal channels, which he said reflected donors' concerns.
Yet he has a hard time restraining Congress's generosity to soldiers and veterans.One response to high manpower costs is to rely on technology.
But Karman, a mother of three, spent as much of her time restraining the protesters as she did trying to inspire them.
Secondly - I am having the hardest time restraining myself from screaming and doing a jig in my cubicle every time the US scores... It's torture, really.
It gets better: a) "they were falling in love with each other" and b) the vampire "was having a difficult time restraining himself from killing her".
While I was reminded of sedate country club excursions of Cadillac's yesteryear as I drove the larger XTS, I had a hard time restraining my right foot in its smaller, albeit powerful sibling.
The Republican budget "fully funds our priorities and at the same time restrains the growth of the rest of government," said one member of the Budget Committee, Representative Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania.
He loved not only the uproar of revolt and the noise of the club, the marketplace and the barricade; he loved the preparatory agitation, the excited and at the same time restrained life spent among conspiracies, consultations, sleepless nights, conferences, agreements, corrections of ciphers, invisible inks and secret signs".
Their results showed that the delay time restrains the transition from the low concentration state to the high concentration state.
A striking example of opposing effects is offered by TLR ligands that promote osteoclastogenesis by activating RANKL expression on stromal cells, yet at the same time restrain the amount of bone resorption by directly inhibiting early osteoclast precursors.
Secondly, there is no single valid measure of socio-economic status suitable for every population, but financial and time restrains often force researchers to rely on one or two measures to assess socio-economic status.
