Sentence examples for a bit restrictive from inspiring English sources

This still sounds a bit restrictive.

The game feels a bit restrictive, without the narrative to keep you involved but, in the end, you're buying it to destroy stuff.

However, you could find the 3x optical zoom range a bit restrictive, so have a look for a bundle that includes a 30-110mm lens as well.

The $20 fee for 2GB seems a bit restrictive.

The environments are a bit restrictive and the level of destruction is less than I was expecting but aside from those things it plays great.

This approximation is reasonable in the presence of a large number of diffusive reflections, but tends to become a bit restrictive when considering first-order diffusion only (i.e., ignoring diffusion of diffused paths).

It started to become a bit too restrictive".

"We think they're a bit overly restrictive.

That is perhaps a bit less restrictive than the label in March.

The civil law does not have as many categories, the category of "servitudes" tending to cover for them all, and the civil law is a bit more restrictive.

"As we got some more information, we were convinced we could do something a bit less restrictive and still accomplish what we wanted to accomplish," Mr. Malone said.