Sentence examples for become too restrictive from inspiring English sources

I think the bankruptcy laws serve an important purpose, and it's certainly possible that they had become too restrictive.

And if cultural activities are, as Ms. Koch suggested, the lure around which the park will take shape, the populist emphasis could ultimately become too restrictive.

However, those assumptions sometimes become too restrictive, since it is difficult to obtain reasonable estimations of those indices a priori for unknown practical processes.

If this is not the case, the EC become too restrictive and the EHR4CR PF system returns no matching patients.

A major conclusion from the workshop was that the word, obesogen, while it served an important purpose to focus interest on EDCs and obesity, had become too restrictive.

It will be of particular interest to establish the number of effective booster vaccinations that can be administered following the prime vaccination, before allogeneic responses become too restrictive and alternative vaccine formulations may have to be applied in alternating prime-boost approaches.

At first he shut himself away in a house in Catalonia, but when that became too restrictive, he left for France, where he'd be farther from the Spanish police and less recognizable in public.

"We felt there was a window of opportunity before schooling became too restrictive," Lucy explains, "to take the children out of school and go exploring for a new place to live".

From this upper threshold the match scores decrease since the homogeneity criteria becomes too restrictive.

"People thought the regulations were moving too fast and becoming too restrictive.

They had become too complex for a site founded on simplicity, too restrictive and hostile to continue to innovate the way I wanted to.