Sentence examples for became too strict from inspiring English sources

Although OCS coped with many of our restrictions, there was a limit where the restrictions became too strict and we failed to realise most of the long-term genetic gain.

It was only when the restrictions became too strict, whereby all solutions near the optimum solution were removed from the solution space or records of selection decisions made at earlier selection times were removed, that we failed to realise most of the additional gain.

There have been "a lot of complaints fairly recently that the police have become too strict in quality of life enforcement," one police official said.

Now What?") Since November 9th, the two main arguments against contemporary feminism have emerged in near-exact opposition to each other: either feminism has become too strict an ideology or it has softened to the point of uselessness.

In fact, the specificity degrades when the criterion becomes too strict (i.e. d = 0.03).

Thus, the underlying mechanisms by which OCS copes with restrictions should apply across breeding schemes, but the point at which the restrictions become too strict will probably differ.

While the mechanisms are the same, what is sure to differ between schemes is the point at which the restrictions become too strict.

Likewise, the level of pre-selection where pre- selection of sires becomes too strict will presumably vary between schemes that differ for population size, family structure, and selection intensity.

HARTFORD — It was here in the third-floor billiard room where America's greatest humorist used to hole up when the bustle of his house, and the nursery one flight below, became too great, leaving strict orders not to be disturbed.

Also, if you get too strict, then people might quit.

But around the 2009 recession, when Abercrombie's clothes became too expensive for shoppers, was when people really began to decide that its standards were too strict.