Sentence examples for effectively restricted from inspiring English sources

Alternative teaching strategies were encouraged in theory, but basic curriculum uniformity effectively restricted the practice of new methods.

Those remaining were effectively restricted to running Chinese restaurants, especially those that served chajangmyon, a popular noodle dish with a black-bean sauce.

Last December, after a spate of Palestinian attacks, he was effectively restricted to Ramallah, and in ensuing months, to his compound.

Because requirements for entry were raised during the first half of the century and the size of law schools was effectively restricted, the ratio of lawyers to population was slightly lower in 1970 than 1900.

If it was all encrypted and paid for – even at one penny per view – access would be effectively restricted to over-18s because a credit card would be needed.

We also had books of bicolor anaglyphs — stereophotographs printed in different colors, which had to be viewed with a pair of red-and-green glasses that effectively restricted each eye to seeing only one of the images.

Because rats drink when they eat and eat when they drink, restriction of water or food effectively restricts consumption of both.

Though the restriction only applies to federal funds, it effectively restricts state funding as well because state allocations often reflect federal policy.

Also, theoretical study has proven that even though no effectively restricting gene flow exists under these conditions, the effects on these founder-events can persist for thousands of generations, which results in higher levels of divergence within than between rivers [ 4].

*It would effectively restrict transfer of development rights.

He said five years ago he did not believe China or any country could effectively restrict the internet for long, but now says he has been proven wrong.