Sentence examples for is very prescriptive from inspiring English sources

It is very prescriptive and it is very difficult to prove.

'We see all these new sex stores and openness as sexual freedom, but our whole culture for women is very prescriptive.

Some of my inhibitions I put down to universally prudish middle-class mores, but the rest I attribute to my Muslim inheritance, which is very prescriptive about sex, with the emphasis on what not to do.

I'm very prescriptive about my routine.

"Guidebooks tend to be very prescriptive," said Alain de Botton, the author of "The Art of Travel" (Pantheon Books, 2002).

As time went on, this was very prescriptive and self-limiting, as many friends seem to have warned him.

"It's a real change of focus – it used to be very prescriptive, but we now cooperate on how to resolve each situation, and there's buy-in from everyone".

These regulations are very prescriptive and inflexible in that they do not allow alternative safety mitigation considerations for LNG facility siting without applying for a special permit.

"I think for any full stack vertical startup started by a non-subject matter expert (i.e. me who is not a lawyer), there is a risk that you come in and are very prescriptive on how things work.

The approach taken to defining the standard of comparison for both descriptive and prescriptive assertions of the concept of equality is very important (Oppenheim 1970).

Unfortunately, given the mix of institutions and prescriptive rules established by the Maastricht Treaty, this is very difficult.