Sentence examples for increasingly more restrictive from inspiring English sources

And yet here we are, still alive despite it all, raging without irony at the nanny state making life increasingly more restrictive.

Through a variety of mechanisms and contracting, hospital formularies have become increasingly more restrictive.

Subsequent permutations became increasingly more restrictive.

And he said those services have become increasingly vital since the government enacted more restrictive welfare policies.

Air travel has become increasingly annoying and enervating: delayed flights, more restrictive rules on the size of carry-ons (anything bigger than a wallet may force a gate check), delayed or lost luggage, long check-in lines, etc.

While it remained a popular stage piece through the 18th century, much praised and enjoyed for its wit, attitudes to its casual sexual morality became increasingly ambivalent as public opinion became ever more restrictive in this area, and more at odds with the permissive ethos of Restoration comedy.

Results from three spatial-statistical models using progressively restrictive criteria to select control areas increasingly more accurate and similar to the assessed PPs were compared.

Until recently, conservative lawmakers sought to make legal abortions even more restrictive, said to be reflective of the increasingly powerful evangelical Christian movement in the country, the New York Times reports.

Films that appear to glamorize smoking will risk a more restrictive rating, and descriptions of tobacco use will be added to the increasingly detailed advisories that accompany each rated film.

"It's becoming more and more restrictive.

The House bill is even more restrictive.