Sentence examples for being restricted to from inspiring English sources

Savings banks, being restricted to local markets, lack scale.

Officers are being restricted to a single army-subsidised home.

Here, being restricted to the rainy season does have one advantage.

She has been well educated, she said, and being restricted to such a lowly job smarted.

In parts of Iraq, motorists were already being restricted to an even smaller ration.

Imagine these days being restricted to only having e-mail at your desk.

Rather than being restricted to simple operations, (almost) arbitrarily complex expressions can be used.

As to a town house being restricted to the ground floor, Ms. Albert said: "That's a narrow interpretation.

Research in Italy, where 60% of new judicial appointees are women, shows them still being restricted to the lower ranks.

The UN said another 81 peacekeepers were "currently being restricted to their positions" in the vicinity of Ruwaihaniyeh and Burayqa.

Female citizens traditionally have had limited employment opportunities outside the home, with most occupations being restricted to men.