Sentence examples for increasingly restricted from inspiring English sources

Directors' autonomy was increasingly restricted.

Now that mobility is increasingly restricted.

Its Afghan employees are also finding the space in which they can safely work increasingly restricted.

Challenges also emerged in the economic and social order as economic opportunities were increasingly restricted.

But the work is more and more hazardous, and access to the refugees has become increasingly restricted.

Trade unionism isn't what it was, and may be increasingly restricted to the public sector, but it is still big.

Yet at the same time, historians and other humanities scholars have increasingly restricted their sights to the near present.

Turkey's record on journalistic and artistic freedoms is abysmal; rights of assembly and protest are also increasingly restricted.

The entire hydrologic cycle slowed, and tropical rainforests which depend on both warmth and consistently high rainfall became increasingly restricted to equatorial latitudes.

Bangladesh's overall inability to get to grips with extremism is in part the result of a fractured political space, where legitimate criticism and debate are increasingly restricted, analysts in Dhaka say.

A new sense of "ownership" led to access becoming more limited; not only were a growing number of people crammed in to cities, but the places they could escape to were increasingly restricted and infringements punitively dealt with.