Sentence examples for * prescriptive in from inspiring English sources

"It is overly prescriptive in two ways.

The educational range is by necessity prescriptive in many ways.

There is nothing prescriptive in these pages and no fashion "rules" to adhere to.

If you are too prescriptive in what you write, there is no room for their genius.

The new program, he said, simply aims to be "less prescriptive" in how the goal is achieved.

"The changes are prescriptive in teaching what the structures are, but not perhaps in teaching students how to be active citizens," he says.

It's hugely burdensome for business and the public sector alike; it's prescriptive in the extreme; and it takes no account of individual countries, sectors or circumstances.

"Congress has been very prescriptive in providing, in many instances, a very robust role, an important role of the states," he said.

This has never implied that the entire shadow cabinet should be elected; neither the PLP or the parliamentary committee were prescriptive in that regard.

"There's something very prescriptive in how the Valley builds its tools," Karp says, "even the ones that are supposed to be expressive".

Controlled effects require fewer assumptions and are prescriptive in their RCT-like approach by hypothetically assigning the same value of the mediator to all individuals in the population.