Sentence examples for largest restrictions from inspiring English sources

"We cannot ignore the record evidence that, because of race, the legislature enacted one of the largest restrictions of the franchise in modern North Carolina history," they wrote.

"Because of race," Motz wrote, "the legislature enacted one of the largest restrictions of the franchise in modern North Carolina history".

Of all three devices, the Coflex-F™ provided the largest restrictions in extension, flexion and lateral bending.

"We cannot ignore the record evidence that, because of race, the legislature enacted one of the largest restrictions of the franchise in modern North Carolina history,".

"We cannot ignore the recent evidence that, because of race, the legislature enacted one of the largest restrictions of the franchise in modern North Carolina history," wrote Judge Diana Motz for the three-judge panel.

Our results also suggest that adding dorsal and ventral panels to an extensible LB produces the largest restrictions to lumbar spine motion, among the four tested LB designs and the largest alterations in the relative amplitude (%ROM LU ) and RPA RPAA Max and RPA Mean ) measures of the lumbopelvic rhythm.

Overall, the results indicate larger restrictions in chain mobility in the amorphous phase of the α-polymorphic PP system than in that of the β-crystalline ones.

High speed of aero vehicles including commercial and military aircraft, missiles, unmanned air vehicles, as well as conceptual aircraft of the future are imposing larger restrictions on the materials of these vehicles and highlight the importance of adequate quantification of material behavior and performance during different flight conditions.

Unless large restrictions on carbon emissions are established around the globe, but particularly in the world's two top emitters, China and the US, scientists predict ocean level rises of three to six feet in this century, triggering massive evacuations.

The reference scenario is then compared to a set of hypothetical scenarios in which increasingly larger restrictions in individual mobility are considered, as well as different starting dates for the implementation of such restrictions.

Larger VFD cause larger restrictions in daily life and, besides subjective inconvenience, they could explain the decline on "mental" SF-36 subscales such as social functioning, emotional well-being and role limitations due to emotional problems (Table 2).