Sentence examples for becoming too prescriptive from inspiring English sources

Funding agencies are becoming too prescriptive, he adds.

Existing regulations, it said, had become too prescriptive, too costly and too cumbersome.

Some lenders also fret that if underwriting becomes too prescriptive, borrowers are relieved of taking responsibility for their own actions.

My view is that we need to have a national curriculum, but that the national curriculum has, over its 25 years, become too prescriptive.

Mr Lilley added that he believed "common sense" could be used to determine what clothing was allowed without becoming overly prescriptive.

As the industry becomes increasingly data-driven, marketers must avoid becoming too scientific at guiding prescriptive outcomes.

"It's becoming too obvious".

Is it becoming too respectable?

Becoming too successful.

Is academia becoming too top-heavy?

It started becoming too much.