Sentence examples for become very restricted from inspiring English sources

O'Connor said: "In the past five years, the emergency places available for young people has become very restricted.

But in practice farce has become very restricted indeed.... My feeling is that the dramatist must have the right to change formal gear at any time.

Some nurtured the hope of change and expressed wishful thinking that the relationship could return to how it was when they had first met. 1 The lives of these women became very restricted, and they were isolated from their former friends.

Since he won those fears have become very real, with access to contraception and abortion potentially restricted, and the racism his campaign tapped into normalised and the people who preach it emboldened.

Since he won, those fears have become very real, with access to contraception and abortion potentially restricted, and the racism his campaign tapped into normalized and the people who preach it emboldened.

Since he won those fears have become very real, with access to contraception and abortion potentially restricted, and the racism his campaign tapped into normalised and the people who preach it emboldened.

While values for health states better than dead are restricted to points between 0 and 1, the values measured with the procedure for WTD can become very low [ 4, 5].

"I've become very, very disciplined.

We become very self-conscious.

"We have become very friendly.

You suddenly become very brave.