Sentence examples similar to could be too restricted from inspiring English sources

Third, the number of youths within each of the ethnic groups was too restricted to determine whether the differences and similarities between the three clusters could have been replicated in each of these groups.

First, changes in diffusion could be too subtle or restricted to be identified by TBSS analysis.

On the other hand, Mr. Linville, who said he supported Mr. Kerry, said some miners were sticking with Mr. Bush because they were "kind of afraid that Mr. Kerry could be too big of an environmentalist" and restrict mountaintop mining.

There can be any number of reasons for lack of acceptance: The neologism could be too self-consciously clever, too ephemerally trendy, too difficult to say or spell, or too restricted to a particular niche or subculture.

And I could be, too.

It could be too long.

It could be too late.

She could be, too.

Yours could be too.

Also, the counter-pressure of aeration could be too high.

You could be too close or too far from them.