Sentence examples for also restricted by from inspiring English sources
Obama's efforts to reduce sentences for nonviolent offenders are also restricted by sheer logistics.
Ground turbines are also restricted by the forces of gravity: surface winds are often intermittent and unreliable.
The disc jockey was also restricted by musicians and artists whose phonograph labels bore the warning "Not Licensed for Radio Broadcast".
Insulated yet also restricted by remoteness, the economies of most of the larger towns incorporate food and fibre processing and assorted light industries.
The number of players it covers is limited, of course, and their freedom to profit from being out of contract is also restricted by a cap on how much extra they can earn in their next deal – reported to be at a maximum of 125% of their previous salary.
Privacy was also restricted by the small size of dwellings; for example, in Scotland in 1861, 26 percent of the population lived in single-room dwellings, 39 percent in two-room dwellings, and 57 percent lived more than two to a room.
The N.C.A.A. also restricts by sport the number of scholarships a college is allowed to distribute, and the numbers for most teams are tiny when compared with Division I football and its 85-scholarship limit.
In addition, the augmented inflammation and hepatocellular proliferation in the gankyrinhep group after 16-week CCl4 treatment were also restricted significantly by SP600125 (Supplementary Figures S10A and B).
In the following examples we also restricted residue substitutions by only allowing matches between residues with a substitution score of at least -1 in a BLOSUM62 matrix.
The security forces also restricted people's movement by setting up checkpoints, and they controlled delivery of food and medicine.
Mass communicators are also restricted in some measure by laws governing libel, slander, and invasion of privacy and, in most countries, by traditions of professionalism that entail obligations of those who maintain access to the public's eyes and ears.
