Taming in a sentence

At least Naruto Uzumaki learned new jutsu and powers in his many training arcs, but all of Ichigo's training sequences involve sword duels with someone and/or taming his inner Hollow.

Dougherty said this all comes down to one thing, taming inflation, which currently sits at 3.18 percent, and the U.S. government’s stated goal of getting that number down to 2 percent.

El-Erian made a number of points that support the ‘normie’ interpretation of Fed policy about taming inflation.

However, Rein's taming capacity is seemingly limitless, allowing for entire hoards of critters to enter into his service simultaneously.

In the 1970s, Fed chairman Paul Volcker famously used monetary policy—specifically a campaign of rapid interest rate increases—to erode the bargaining power of labor as a means of taming inflation.

Our general feeling is that the (Federal Reserve’s) strategy for taming inflation and building a soft landing for the economy is working better than expected.

The former FBN boss said this at the annual Vanguard Economic Discourse 2023, themed, ‘Taming inflation and stimulating growth: The place of fiscal & monetary policies’, on Wednesday in Lagos.

The “integration” of the working class – the taming of the working class – “was mediated through empire and race”.

The previous year he had filmed The Bard’s “The Taming of the Shrew” with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.

The process of mapping and taming the Outer Rim required immense expenditures of time, money, and technological innovation.

The Sián handles all that power by gripping the road with all-wheel traction and rear-wheel steering for taming the most challenging curves.

The super core prices are being monitored by policymakers to gauge their progress in taming inflation.

While the size of the Smallfolk makes many of the other creatures pose a deadly threat, some of them can be turned into allies through a simple method of taming.

Yet all the mentioned countries are developing steadily, boosting local production, taming crime, having low rates of unemployment, having enviable GDP, impressive foreign reserves and sturdy currency, etc.

Based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, 10 Things I Hate About You is a modern retelling of the classic play, set against the backdrop of a 90s Seattle high school.

But the slowdown is not happening at the same rate in every country and some places are further along in taming price increases than others.

By then, guns had begun to lose the romantic luster of their association with the taming of the West.

Chair Jerome Powell said earlier this week that the central bank’s job taming inflation is “not quite done” and consumers may have to wait beyond March for the first reduction.

Matt Hansen: One of the aspects of them that I think is, for me, super critical too, is you're coming to the Living Lands as the envoy of an empire with the goal ostensibly of taming it.

Taming an offense averaging nearly 12 runs per game, he worked around five walks and a bases-loaded jam in the fifth inning while only allowing two hits.