Sentence examples for effectively off limits from inspiring English sources

The slopes below the outposts have become effectively off limits to the villagers in recent years.

And just 10 years ago, the Soviet authorities still kept it effectively off limits.

North and northeastern Sri Lanka are effectively off limits to tourists because they are simply too dangerous or undeveloped.

Broad sectors of the economy, including finance, communications, energy and some crucial manufacturing sectors, are effectively off limits to foreigners and even to most domestic competitors.

Producers counter that too many other areas are effectively off limits, because of seasonal restrictions based on environmental concerns, like the mating season of endangered birds.

Mr. Shevardnadze did not say when Interior Ministry troops would move into the region, which is effectively off limits to Georgian security forces.

Huge numbers of towns across the country were effectively off-limits to African Americans.

And his retreat is effectively off-limits to ordinary Americans in the middle class or aspiring to be, who were the focus of Mr. Obama's State of the Union address last week and his 2012 campaign.

A third of Britain is effectively off-limits to lower-income working families because private rents are unaffordable, a new report claims.

For decades, many items have effectively been off-limits to those who could only pay in pesos.

South Sudan has effectively been off-limits for decades but Africa's newest country is now part of a pioneering programme of tours.