Sentence examples for almost restrictive from inspiring English sources

The factor 'platinum resistance', which nowadays constitutes an almost restrictive factor against secondary cytoreduction, does not appear to have any role in the quaternary setting.

"I always thought it was funny that Freedom Tower was almost certain to have some of the most restrictive security in the city," said a respondent signed Dave.

He's cut almost $2 billion in education funding and signed some of the most restrictive women's health laws in the country".

Pennsylvania's state Senate on Wednesday passed a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks, modeled on similar legislation in almost 20 states and considered by Planned Parenthood to be one of the nation's most restrictive anti-abortion proposals.

"The waltz almost feels restrictive," Mr. Fayette said.

The almost comically restrictive law now threatens fat fines and summary closure of any organ that dares to commit such breaches as "inciting divisions between citizens", "damaging the country's public affairs", or insulting senior clerics, among a long list of other no-no's.

By the time of the Reformation, the use of "saint" was almost exclusively the restrictive, titular sense.

The Ins15 strain stops growth almost immediately in restrictive conditions, merely undergoing one additional division.

However, at the restrictive temperature almost no amplification was seen from glp-4 DNA, and even at the permissive temperature, this strain appeared to have less genomic DNA than wild-type worms (Supplementary Fig. S4).

In almost all cases, non-restrictive clauses or phrases will be set off on both sides by commas.

If you can remove the clause without damaging the sense of your sentence, it is almost certainly a non-restrictive modifier.