Sentence examples for grossly restricted from inspiring English sources
Supination and pronation was grossly restricted at forearm; wrist movement was from 15° to 45° of palmar flexion.
As a result of the posterior fusion, his neck movement was grossly restricted, compared to that seen at the time of the previous operation.
Upon physical examination, his neck movements were not grossly restricted and his mouth opening was determined to be within the normal range.
Moreover, the credibility of real data related to psychosis is not only questionable due to its secondary nature but also its availability is grossly restricted because of the ethical constraints and prevailing social taboo.
Parliament is therefore on the cusp of passing a law that will grossly restrict access to justice for ordinary people in privacy and libel cases, without even any saving to the public purse.
This reduction will grossly restrict the breadth, scope and effectiveness of the program, and has very direct and real consequences for some of the neediest people in the country, especially in New York City.
For instance, we routinely accept the idea that blacks and women tended to be grossly underpaid before the 1960s, because social prejudice restricted their access to more highly-paid professions, or simply made it possible to pay them less for the same job.
The degree of cultural diversity in finger counting, however, has been grossly underestimated in the field at large, which, in turn, has restricted research questions and designs.
Discrimination on the basis of national origin is prohibited under human rights law and restricted under the Supreme Court's ruling because it is a grossly over-inclusive category.
The report stated that state protections for threatened species were "grossly inadequate", obligatory reviews of the RFAs had not taken place and public participation in environmental protection was "severely restricted".
