Sentence examples for very inhibiting from inspiring English sources

If you take irony deep inside you, it can be very inhibiting.

I find being watched in labour and birth very inhibiting.

Orange was hard and rough, and inhibited movement...Black was very inhibiting and clinging, almost gluey, while white was quite smooth, though coarser than yellow.

So I think if they begin to think they're going to have to write a report on it, it's going to have a very inhibiting effect, I think.

"I look back on my last five years and all the tough decisions I had to make, and if I'd been in an acting capacity, it would have been very inhibiting to me in making some of the tough decisions I had to do," Sheila C. Bair, who in early June will complete her term as chairwoman of the F.D.I.C., told the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday.

Physical limitations and fear of injury can be very inhibiting for an individual.

I was very inhibited myself.

My ability to move about the country becomes very, very inhibited.

The groundwater generally has a low CO2 content due to the sparse vegetation, so calcite dissolution in desert environments is very slow, inhibiting the development of karst landscapes in carbonates.

6′-Amino compound 7 and 6′-N-methylamino 14 very efficiently inhibit the growth of E. coli.

The union's objection to the clubs' 50 and 50 proposals is that relinquishing the money it would cost the wealthier teams would very likely inhibit their spending on players' salaries.