Sentence examples for and so restrict from inspiring English sources

Leggett argues that governments should adopt draconian regulations to, for example, improve fuel efficiency or sweeping changes to planning rules, which would combat urban sprawl and so restrict car use: "If we really believed in the nature of the threat we wouldn't even question these things.

After the break, though, as Ivan Cordoba replaced the hapless Nelson Rivas at centre-back, Estaban Cambiasso was able to play higher – in the first half, he had almost become an auxiliary centre-back, so deep had he dropped to bail out Rivas – allowing Zanetti to push further to his right and so restrict Evra.

Vitiligo lesions over exposed sites can adversely affect a person's chances of getting a job at interview and so restrict career choices.

Regulations in California recognize the potential for methyl bromide to drift far from the application site and so restrict methyl bromide use at the township level (6 × 6 square mile sections) to a maximum of 77,848 kg in a calendar month to reduce outdoor air concentrations (California DPR 2010).

"Imposing space standards and so restricting what builders can build takes away choice from home buyers.

Phoenix, a private, for-profit institution aimed at working adults and using instructors, not academics with job security, found it could not provide the interactivity that students wanted in big online classes and so restricts them to eight to 10. Staff costs are therefore higher and Phoenix charges more for its online courses than its on-campus programmes.

This can be explained from the fact that SDS, being a strong capping agent, stabilizes the gold nanoparticles as soon as nucleation happens and so restricts the maximum size of the nanoparticles.

News site Wired predicted that around 20% of its readers accessed the site using ad blockers, and so restricted the number of articles those readers saw unless Wired was added to a whitelist that would let advertising through.

Viewed from this perspective, the real threat to our individual liberties came not from government, but from the "heedless self interest" of those in positions of vast wealth and power, whose greed crushed individual initiative and so restricted "the field open for free business" that private enterprise "became too private... it became privileged enterprise, not free enterprise".

This suggests that a different step, probably dissociation of NAD+ from the oxidized flavin site, becomes faster at high pH and so restricts the rate less.

The proof is based on a discrete Helmholtz decomposition and an equivalence result of the pseudostress method with the nonconforming FEM of the previous subsection and so restricted to d = 2.