Sentence examples for dramatically restrictive from inspiring English sources
The conservative government had also tried to introduce a dramatically restrictive abortion bill, only to backtrack after a wave of protests.
And their result for the regularization (1.5) is under dramatically less restrictive conditions than Moudafi and Mainge's [5].
Premiums for private long-term care insurance have been rising dramatically, policies are becoming more restrictive, insurers have been exiting the market, and bureaucratic red tape makes it difficult for many individual and families to receive expected benefits.
This year Barack Obama announced far-reaching reforms that would dramatically reduce the use of solitary, or "restrictive housing", within the federal prison system.
Tuesday: The DC Council passed legislation to dramatically improve its medical marijuana program, eliminating its restrictive list of qualifying conditions and instead allowing doctors to recommend the drug for "any condition for which treatment with medical marijuana would be beneficial, as determined by the patient's physician".
At a molecular level, global H4 acetylation is dramatically reduced in esa1 mutants when grown at restrictive temperatures (Clarke et al. 1999).
Shortly after a shift to restrictive temperature, the Ts mutants cease (or dramatically reduce) DNA synthesis, make filaments and die [5].
Conclusion: The introduction of a restrictive protocol based on the underlying cardiac rhythm in the setting of refractory OHCA has dramatically reduced the number of ECLS implantation.
Mr. Sapan, who helped create Sundance Selects, called the traditional distribution system for indie films "completely restrictive and choking" and said digital technologies — like his own company's video-on-demand business — would continue to "dramatically increase the footprint of availability for these films".
Are the restrictive measures proportionate?
