Sentence examples for better restrict from inspiring English sources

A second remedy is to better restrict access to the secrets that matter.

"We will now be better able to harden physical infrastructure, verify the security of individual vessels before they approach a U.S. port, and better restrict access to our port areas," Mr. Ridge said.

Now, YouTube is beginning to address this problem with an update that will help parents better restrict the type of content a child can access on YouTube Kids.

Fungi other than mushrooms are sometimes collectively called molds, although this term is better restricted to fungi of the sort represented by bread mold.

- Post-operative fluid was better restricted in the High Dependency Unit.

They do better restricting their activities to protecting individual liberty against violence to defense and the administration of justice.

In particular, the fact that the outlet streams from a faulty unit go through subsequent (well functioning) units raises the possibility of better restricting the effects of the fault to the faulty unit.

The in-plane IFM was primary rotational and was better restricted by the new screws compared to the conventional one when the inter-fragmentary compression force was below 15 20 N, but provided no clear benefit in total flexion independently of the compression force.

While the argument may be made that pediatric and OB-GYN training is better restricted to those trainees specifically choosing careers in these fields, Japanese law and society place little restriction on subspecialists later returning to independent community medicine ("solo") practices, of which women and children may comprise a substantial portion of the patient population.

Better to restrict your output, keep it good, and live life in the meantime.

Had Rasmussen wanted to relieve the burden of doubt, he would have done better to restrict the margin of yesterday's victory.