Sentence examples for entirely restricted from inspiring English sources

Why?The trend is not entirely restricted to Britain.

Some firearms in this category are entirely restricted outside of specific military purposes.

Cortlandt Way will be a hybrid; not entirely restricted but not exactly public, either.

Thankfully Frostrup made it through to next week as, sadly, did Colin Jackson, the former world champion hurdler, whose utterances are almost entirely restricted to cliches.

As Arsène Wenger noted, Bayern could not be entirely restricted on their own turf but there was a solidity about Arsenal's defensive effort that bodes well.

The Bromeliaceae (bromeliads), a large family consisting mainly of rainforest epiphytes and to which the pineapple belongs, is entirely restricted to the New World.

While infloresences of radiate, discoid, and disciform heads occur in various tribes of Asteraceae, the ligulate head is almost entirely restricted to one tribe, Lactuceae (Cichorieae), and is found in all members of that tribe.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, August 13 , 1938P. 7 Mr. Leslie HorEnglandha, England's secretary for War, has announced a series of reforms that will end the "amateur tradition" in the English army, so that military rank, hitherto entirely restricted to the aristocracy, will be available to anybody.

"They are now almost entirely restricted to Scotland.

Higher-density values (>120 tph), although rare, were distributed throughout the mixed-conifer habitat while large (>1.6 ha) treeless (no conifers >15 cm dbh) areas were almost entirely restricted to higher elevation, colder, wetter habitat types.

This is probably due to analytical difficulties but also to the prevalent opinion that the chemistry of phosphorus in geological environments is almost entirely restricted to the mineral apatite.