Sentence examples for will not inhibit from inspiring English sources
All three editorials suggest that statutory underpinning will not inhibit press freedom.
"I hope that a proper determination to stick to financial targets will not inhibit the development of sensible policies," he told Thatcher pointedly in his letter of resignation.
Michaels said that working beside Madden will not inhibit his practice of being a full-time play-by-play announcer and a partial analyst.
I just hope that if the set-up of a new regulatory regime is done sensibly, it will not inhibit their freedom to inform and entertain their readers in future.
Magnetite and green rust, in contrast, will not inhibit the mechanisms involved in contaminant reduction, and hence their formation is beneficial to the long-term performance of the iron material.
The governors issued a statement saying the situation "has not interfered with and will not inhibit the good work going on in the schools".
He said that the archive "will not censor" the police data, and that it will "aid, not inhibit, researchers".
An article in the Times headlined "NIXON RULES OUT AGENCY CONTROL BY STAFF AIDES" said, "Sensitive to the possibility of empire building within his own small cadre of assistants, he plans instead to organize his White House staff in a way that will encourage and not inhibit direct communication between his Cabinet officers and the President".
Monoclonal antibodies or small molecules directed against this domain will not only inhibit heparanase enzymatic activity [44], but will also suppress syndecans activation, resulting in a more efficient neutralization of heparanase functions.
Telecommunications and cable companies say that municipal Internet networks will not only inhibit private enterprise, but also result in poor service and wasted tax dollars.
This portends that the restoration of p53 function in tumors will be extremely beneficial, since it will not merely inhibit the growth of tumor cells but also obliterate the microenvironment required for tumor survival.
