Sentence examples for back to restricting from inspiring English sources

"The next time I'm overwhelmed and stressed, my first instinct is going to go back to restricting.

Once competition is driven out, then OPEC will go back to restricting oil supply to increase oil prices, so they can go back to enjoying very high, monopoly-like profits.

Sri Lanka's spinners fought back to restrict Australia to a slim first-innings lead as bowlers continued to dominate the first Test at Pallekele.

England will take a 33-run lead into day four after their bowlers fought back to restrict India to 297-8.

Rogers scored 72 as Australia made an ominous start on the first day, before England fought back to restrict the hosts to 273-5 athehe close of play.

But Hodgson struck two more penalties before half-time, with Henson pulling another back to restrict the visitors to a 19-13 leat athehe interval.

Thus, Group 1 mice went from restricted feeding, to restricted palatable meal access with regular chow ad libitum, then back to restricted feeding.

However, the UK once again failed to back measures to restrict pesticide use.

When faced with demands for lower prices its members often throttle back production to restrict supply.

In addition, the White House has said that it will not back legislation to restrict Government authority over nicotine.

Tort-reformers retort that lawyers like Mr. Mostyn want to roll back efforts to restrict lawsuits and limit damages — changes that they said helped keep the economy in Texas humming.