Sentence examples for continue to restrict from inspiring English sources
Some countries may continue to restrict how their forces may be employed.
"The excessive regulations enforced in FM talk shows continue to restrict free speech and opinion in the UK," Quilter said.
Green Man boasts 10 entertainment arenas, but Ms Stewart will continue to restrict capacity to a manageable size and resist corporate sponsorship.
And in any case the conventional strategy of lower rates may not be strong enough as long as banks continue to restrict credit.
In the meantime, many economists assert that India's labor laws will continue to restrict the country's job growth, at least in the formal sector.
I was reminded of how class structures continue to restrict human potential when I was applying to study for my master's degree.
Indeed, clear differences emerged between women who stopped insulin restriction and those who newly restricted or continued to restrict; namely, those reporting restriction identified weight as an important marker of self-worth and reported fears about insulin treatment and improvements in glycemia causing weight gain.
Women who stopped insulin restriction did not differ from women who continued to restrict with regard to the number who reported commercial weight loss attempts in their lifetimes (35 vs. 33%, P = 0.85).
No differences were noted in the reported average number of mild hypoglycemic events in the past month, with 6.7 reported by those who stopped insulin restriction and 7.1 reported by those who continued to restrict.
James Glassman of JPMorgan Chase echoed those views but said he favored continuing to restrict the credit to first-time buyers.
