Sentence examples similar to even less restricted from inspiring English sources
Carbapenemase-associated K. pneumoniae outbreaks have been shown to be difficult to control in some settings, even those where resources are less restricted (5).
Globalization -- defined here as the increasing (and increasingly less restricted) flow of money, people, information, technology, ideas, etc. throughout the world -- remains an important, and perhaps even the dominant, influence.
With gate-less cities came less restricted gateways.
But 10percentt, or two per week, can be less restricted.
Dieldrin produced even less of an effect, restricted to an increase in grm6.
Only 12.5 25% of homes with smokers restrict smoking; and families of lower socioeconomic status are even less likely to have home restrictions (Norman et al. 1999).
Apparently, mountain populations of crocodiles have the feeding, growth and reproductive period restricted to just about 10 weeks per year (or even less at some localities).
Smith said open licences were "even less transparent" than the standard individual export licences, which apply to specific sets of restricted goods that are being exported.
If states had even less money with which to manage it, they'd almost surely have to restrict eligibility or cover fewer services -- either of which would mean less financial protection, in this case for the very poor.
Parental choice, even if restricted to less advantaged communities, is usually a proxy for schools exercising choice – of likely lads (and lasses).
