Sentence examples for is going to restrict from inspiring English sources
I have no illusion that Texas is going to restrict gun ownership anytime soon.
"I don't think this exemption is going to restrict those opportunities in any way, shape or form," Mr. Silverman said.
If some authority is going to restrict freedom, it should be somebody elected by the people, not a stranger.
"There is no chance that he is going to restrict his spending," Mr. Gross said of Mr. McCain.
Microsoft is going to restrict apps that can be on Windows Phones.
Most of the earth's surface (79%) appears in at least one of the nine leading terrestrial-based schemes (identified by * in Table 2, Additional file 1), but it seems unlikely that business is going to restrict itself to the remaining 21%.
It's going to restrict access to care.
They're going to restrict access to the statue's pedestal and the interior.
"Wait until they tell him they're going to restrict his investment choices.
Why slaughter a pig, he said, if you're going to restrict the use of the fattier parts?
"Any time you wear a brace, it's going to restrict your motion," said Griffin, who finished 16 of 24 for 198 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
