Sentence examples for been able to restrict from inspiring English sources
In any case he seems to have been able to restrict sexual attraction to the mental plane.
By quantifying emissions, manufactures have been able to design and build cleaner appliances, regulators have been able to restrict sales of poorly performing heaters, and consumers have reliable information for selecting clean burning models.
The response surface is so complex as to make inference difficult, but we speculate that the presence of living, lesioned leaves in infected trees may have indicated some degree of resistance; trees that were able to restrict lesion spread in stems may have also been able to restrict lesion spread within their leaves, holding off leaf death.
We may have been able to restrict this outbreak to only a few cases if all ICU patients had been screened for MRSA and MRSA-positive patients had been isolated as soon as we discerned that appropriate control measures had not been taken when caring for the index patient or if the medical ICU had been closed to new admissions after the second or third MRSA case.
The restriction system is able to restrict foreign DNA (such as phages and plasmids) that lacks the specific phosphorothioation modification when the host DNA is protected by the modification, and hence prevents the invasion of heterologous DNA [ 25].
And they will no longer be able to restrict eligibility to save money.
This is the case we need to make – that the government should not be able to restrict people's liberty on a whim.
Tells how local government was able to restrict the number of visitors to the Barnes, although it is situated on a busy thoroughfare..
Companies will be able to restrict apps that can run on phones issued to employees or prevent sensitive documents from being saved locally.
"The commissioner will no longer be able to restrict players in the future by taking this, as the arbitrator called it, 'erroneous' position".
If Terrell Suggs and Elvis Dumervil can get pressure on the quarterback on Sunday, they might be able to restrict the effectiveness of the Packers' downfield passing game.
