Sentence examples for indeed restrictive from inspiring English sources

Compared to those of the United States, these terms are indeed restrictive, but constitutional scholars point out that, in adopting them, India was largely taking its cue from the exceptions to absolute free speech contained in many other modern constitutions.

All listed projects' licenses were considered, and so a dual-licensed project might indeed be "Restrictive, Highly Restrictive and Relicensable", something that at first sight can appear contradictory.

It's so restrictive!

Our concept of beauty is so restrictive.

This shows that the class of nested canalyzing functions is indeed very restrictive.

Condition (1) is indeed more restrictive than the one imposed in the works of Cambanis.

Indeed, a restrictive transfusion strategy has been recommended and acknowledged for most of the non-septic patients but is still not fully established for ICU patients with sepsis [7, 8].

Indeed, with some restrictive relatives, "which" is the only option, such as "That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger" and "The book in which I scribbled my notes is worthless".

It should be acknowledged that these conditions are quite restrictive, indeed more restrictive than some would think appropriate.

gIt is indeed a very restrictive case of DCA and DSA where a centralized entity, seen as the cognitive agent (CA) assigns frequency channels to its users depending on the channel conditions.

Indeed, the rights restrictive stance on hijab is illogical from a female empowerment standpoint.