Sentence examples for financially restrictive from inspiring English sources

Therefore without the availability of a closely related organism, assembling complete genomes de novo would still be financially restrictive for most research laboratories.

PAGE B1 GOOGLE'S SUBSCRIPTION PLAN A day after Apple stirred up online publishers by announcing a digital subscription plan that some called restrictive and financially burdensome, Google introduced Google One Pass, its payment service for digital content that aims to be more friendly to publishers.

SAN FRANCISCO — A day after Apple stirred up online publishers by announcing a digital subscription plan that some called too restrictive and financially burdensome, Google on Wednesday announced its own payment service for digital content that aims to be more publisher-friendly.

But other countries, including the UK and Poland, have argued strongly that the mandatory target approach was too restrictive, and was preventing them cutting emissions in the most financially efficient way.

We surmise that the younger group may have a greater need for regulatory protection, as they may be more financially vulnerable, and readily available or affordable insurance coverage may have been less adequate or more restrictive during this period.

-And financially?

But financially.

It's so restrictive!

Are the restrictive measures proportionate?

It is restrictive.

Yes, suggests Jerry Brown; unreasonably restrictive.