Sentence examples for intentionally restricted from inspiring English sources
The Mac's stumble was in part because of pricing and in part because Mr. Jobs had intentionally restricted its expandability.
Semi-skilled and less skilled workers are intentionally restricted till 2000.
Mr. Sessions backed out of longstanding Justice Department litigation seeking to protect Latino voting rights in Texas, despite not one, not two, but four previous federal court rulings that the Lone Star State has intentionally restricted the voting rights of Hispanic citizens.
In this study, we intentionally restricted our selection of study phenotypes to those most important ones for obesity and osteoporosis research.
Labeling was intentionally restricted to only 10% of all cells to exclude that the remaining 90% unlabeled cells could suffer alterations of their viability or cell characteristics, which could originate from the presence of the iron depots of the label in the cytoplasm.
Opacification upstream of the obstruction is intentionally restricted to segments that are aimed to be drained during the procedure.
Luckily, it looks as if the regulations are unlikely to intentionally restrict family farmers like me from trading futures.
Still, Daniel Stedman, 35, said the organizers have resisted expanding the festival to larger music halls and theaters in Manhattan, like Webster Hall and Terminal 5. "We intentionally restrict the whole footprint of the festival to the walkable area of Brooklyn" he said.
Fences are artificial barriers that are commonly used as a conservation tool to intentionally restrict movements of animals to within protected reserves.
For example, a data centre may have all of its FPGA PCBs designed with four Ethernet ports available, but intentionally restrict an end user from only accessing one or two based on what level of access they have paid for.
Perhaps the hottest gossip in game chat rooms and in lines of shivering would-be customers is that Sony is intentionally restricting supply to increase interest in the product.
