restraining造句

Domestically, there are many favorable conditions as well as a number of restraining factors and difficulties.

Now it’s time for you to stop restraining yourself too. Smile

This trait really means being okay with all parts of your identity and not restraining yourself.

The saga looks set to rumble on, however, as a Texas court then granted a restraining order over the sale.

Now, there is some suggestion that one of the factors restraining recovery is debt that's essentially unbalanced by asset prices.

As experience in writing is gained the Bengali writer has to evolve the restraining force from within himself.

Trade rules are a source of opportunity in times of economic growth and a restraining influence in times of difficulty.

And just this year she was issued a restraining order for allegedly threatening to 'hunt down and kill' Laurel Wigg and her son.

This bacteria not only gives a sour flavour to matured kimchi but also prevents excessive fermentation by restraining growth of other bacteria.

Reagan administration aimed at annihilating the sandinista regime supporting salvadoran government's attacking to guerrillas and restraining the permeation of soviet union and cuba in central america.

Speaking on behalf of the Liverpool board in court this afternoon, Lord Grabiner QC called Hicks and Gillett's Dallas restraining order a "grotesque parody, preposterous, unfair, unjust."

She and Jacob had been lying about that part so smoothly and in beautiful tandem, for so long-even after she filed the restraining order-that it required no hesitation or effort to continue.

Still, the idea of restraining carbon emissions is not an easy sell in countries that have grown rich from selling hydrocarbons and have enough cash to import water and food.