Sentence examples for certainly restricted from inspiring English sources

Some news material is certainly restricted to subscribers, such as the page lead about the marital problems of Labour MP Simon Danczuk and an interview with Frank Lampard.

The practical difficulties of conducting non-invasive measurements on awake individuals have certainly restricted the progress in this field.

It will also almost certainly restrict access.

But the confines of the dinner table certainly restrict what he is able to do in the buildup phase.

A Monticello casino would almost certainly restrict any growth in the Atlantic City market, but analysts said it was unlikely to actually cause a drop in revenues.

"It certainly restricts in, I think, a completely unwarranted way, the ability of the United States to make travel decisions on policy that I do not believe should be made, written in law, in stone by the Congress.

Daily developments in the case will almost certainly restrict Napster's use, but the code is out of the bag -- several similar exchange programs, including Gnutella and Scour, are in full force, and music lovers show no signs that they will stop trading files.

Although our climate certainly restricts us, more and more we see true outdoor living spaces incorporated into design plans.

Entrance to the buildings of the small, crowded, garden will almost certainly be restricted.

She certainly seemed restricted in her movement to her left at some stages in the match but did not get treatment on court.

"We've seen some pretty poor performances from commercial organisations, in particular from the banks, so the skills deficit is everywhere and certainly not restricted to the voluntary sector.