Sentence examples for a drastically limited from inspiring English sources

He's a tea partier who extols the Constitution and seeks a drastically limited federal government.

But when Shinji Hirotsune and colleagues at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine accidentally disabled a pseudogene while making genetically modified mice, they found severe birth defects and a drastically limited life-span in offspring from the mutant animals.

It's often said, and rightly so, that the choice of movie roles for actresses grows drastically limited when they reach a certain age – say, 40.

From a design perspective, unfortunately, IEEE 802.16j had several restrictions that drastically limited its capability, for example, the transparent mode that supports relaying-ignorant mobile subscribers.

These qualities drastically limited his readership, but they also make him a tantalizing figure for certain writers, notably Jonathan Franzen, and a hero for provocateurs like Tao Lin.

Mr. Conner is 67, but his stamina and hours have been drastically limited since 1984, when he was discovered to have a liver ailment that could have killed him within a matter of years.

As part of a "stabilisation" force, troops were expected to act more like policemen in camouflage, which "drastically limited" their scope for action, says Mr Kress.

It should be drastically limited.

As in most of Cuba, motorised transport is drastically limited.

And principals are upset that after years of choosing their work force, their options are being drastically limited.

I tag it that way because the picture, which has many virtues, including unusual charm, is nevertheless drastically limited by its ironclad, old-Hollywood construction.