Sentence examples for being restricted to only from inspiring English sources
Despite being restricted to only a handful of appearances for Rennes' second string last season, the offers still came flooding in.
After losing his place as a regular in England's squads, the past two years have become increasingly difficult, culminating in him being restricted to only 10 starts at City in Pellegrini's first season at the club.
Training takes about 10 years and a consultant works for about 30 years so maintaining a high trainee-to-consultant ratio is incompatible with the number of UK trainees being restricted to only as many as are needed to replenish consultant numbers.
Lancashire slipped closer to relegation after being restricted to only one batting point on the final day of their match against Worcestershire.
Currently there are around 30,000 refugees with free access to the local labor market by his reckoning, with the rest being restricted to only certain kinds of employment as their asylum applications are processed.
Additionally, by considering a factor (e.g, sites) as a random effect, the inference can be applied to an entire population (e.g., experimental sites in general) rather than being restricted to only the particular subsets of the data (e.g., the seven sites).
Because of the capacity of the weaponry, licence holders are restricted to only one weapon but the NSW government has flagged removing this restriction.
Its membership is restricted to only those people who have landed there; there are 110 so far in the last two centuries.
Under the draconian Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, Indians were restricted to only $50 of foreign exchange per international trip.
Overseas passengers will be restricted to only one carry-on item, and domestic passengers will probably face longer security lines.
