Sentence examples for enough restricted from inspiring English sources

Growing demand, changing diets, weather disruption and, sadly enough, restricted trade.

In any case, the local shoe shop that donated high heels for the event could not supply more than 15 pairs of women's shoes in sizes large enough, which restricted the number of men participating.

The fill must be made thick enough to contain the entire amplitude of seasonal temperature variation in other words, thick enough to restrict the annual seasonal freezing and thawing to the fill and the compacted active layer.

But that isn't reason enough to restrict the right to demonstrate.

In May 2000, several environmental organizations sued the government, saying the fisheries service was not aggressive enough in restricting fishing.

Democratic lawmakers are all but certain to say the proposal does not go far enough in restricting the kinds of practices that caused the financial crisis.

Winters said Bryant was not holding her neck so tight that she could not breathe, but tight enough to restrict her movement.

It's enough to restrict the batsmen until the last ball of the over, which is clubbed away for four by Sharma.

He was given the all-clear after being checked but the conditions on Fushan Bay were described as "challenging", enough to restrict the programme to four races.

Those who did vote for airstrikes thought they had done enough to restrict military action to the limited terms of the motion, which named Isis as the sole enemy.

Even if the judges decide that a computer program has elements of speech, they could rule that the government's interest in preventing the illegal copying of digital works is great enough to restrict it in certain instances.