Sentence examples for Restrictive influence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Trump's morning Twitter posts and his anger with Mr. Kelly about his chief of staff's remarks to lawmakers come after weeks of the president fielding complaints from allies and staff members about Mr. Kelly's restrictive influence.
These include the small number and size of 'alternative' producers in both locales, with most still locked into industrial forms of production; the restrictive influence of bureaucracy; the shortfall of key intermediaries in both regions' food chains; and the poor provision of key physical infrastructures (e.g. roads, railway and telecommunications).
The aim of this simulation was to demonstrate the effects of the physical arrangement of genes as a major restrictive factor influencing tumor cell evolution in cells with chromosomal instability.
At what point does the discounters' selling prowess combine with their restrictive standards to influence new work from record labels, book publishers and film studios?
Yet the notion has influenced restrictive laws in many states.
Conventional wisdom holds that homeowners have an influence on restrictive local zoning.
The diffusion rate for single-solute systems was characterized by effective diffusivity under the influence of restrictive diffusion.
Yet under restrictive Soviet policies, the influence of the conservative Georgian church, and his father's English-learning mandate, Mr. Arison found his childhood oppressive.
The reaction temperature has a greater influence on restrictive diffusion than the other operating factors, and the ratio of reactant molecular size to catalyst pore size is the most critical factor that determines the degree of restrictive diffusion.
Therapists often wanted to take people with stroke out on escorted journeys to counteract the influence of restrictive family members.
The Kremlin, aware that the Russian language's retreat could reduce its influence, has protested restrictive language laws in its neighbors, including Estonia.
