Sentence examples for considerably more restrictive from inspiring English sources

One learns, however, that British matrimonial law is considerably more restrictive than our own.

Within the same debt contract, some financial covenants are considerably more restrictive than others.

But the ruling is considerably more restrictive than a tentative settlement reached April 16 after negotiations between the lead plaintiff, the Conservation Law Foundation, and the fisheries service.

Highly cellular environments on the other hand are considerably more restrictive to the diffusion of, for example, water molecules.

Europe stands out as being considerably more restrictive than countries in North and South America and parts of Asia, for example.

Wastewater treatment is a high energy consuming process, and its energy demand is considerably increasing due to the introduction of more restrictive standards on the quality of water effluents, that require advanced technologies for pollutant removal.

With the unemployment rate at 4.1percentt, near its lowest point in 40 years, the debate about immigrant workers has shifted considerably from five years ago, when many politicians called for more restrictive policies.

An expensive, unpredictable and opaque biosafety regulatory regime is even more restrictive for public research than private research, because public institutes have considerably less money to finance the research trials required to meet regulatory requirements.

"It's becoming more and more restrictive.

Considerably more, in Montana.

The House bill is even more restrictive.