Sentence examples for been drastically restricted from inspiring English sources

Travel around the country has been drastically restricted and the army and police are out to enforce.

The most important reason for this crisis is that we have been drastically restricting the amount of land available for housing since 1947.

The SNP's Angus MacNeil, chair of the energy and climate committee, challenged this, saying onshore wind was the cheapest clean energy, but was being drastically restricted by the government.

NATO sources said the number of people allowed to see so-called air tasking orders was drastically restricted when it became clear that the bombing would not end quickly.

The employment of children under 10 was banned outright, the maximum working hours for children aged 10 14 were drastically restricted, and women were banned from working over 56 hours per week.

Indeed, the performance of small-diameter vascular grafts (<6 mm) made of poly ethyleneterephthalate) (PET) or poly tetrafluoroethylene) (PTFE) has been demonstrated to be drastically restricted by thrombotic occlusion, which is initiated by protein and platelet interactions with the graft surface [ 1].

"We just didn't want anyone to get hurt". Alcohol sales were drastically restricted--there were only two beer concessions operated by the festival, each guarded by police--and officers and organizers said that was a key distinction between this outdoor festival and the L.A. Street Scene, which was tainted by alcohol-induced violence.

Floodwater has been drastically slowed.

My original dilemma had been drastically altered.

Stem cell research has been drastically slowed.

My life would have been drastically different.