Sentence examples for less permissive than from inspiring English sources

(On cloning animals, Democrats and Republicans were both less permissive than independents, and in equal measure).

The new White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, has proved less permissive than his predecessor.

Newsom told me he realizes that the Rippey-Tourk affair could have ended his political career if he were in a place less permissive than San Francisco.

Many Muslim students, particularly women, say they based their college choices partly on the idea that Catholic schools would be less permissive than others in the United States, though the behavior they say they witness later can call that into question.

This view is much less restrictive than current regulations for clinical research, but seems to be less permissive than a Libertarian analysis.

But they also said that Asian and Asian-American parents were more authoritarian and less permissive than white American families.

It is unclear if dihedral angle changes of <15° would suffice to accommodate the ligands in their precise experimentally observed positions with less permissive RMSD than the 2.5 Å used.

The remaining discrepancy between the dextran accumulation between tumour and liver samples suggests that the model tumour vasculature was less permissive to dextran uptake than the fenestrated liver endothelium, and/or that the lymphatic drainage in the model tumour prevented stable dextran accumulation.

One reason for the change is terrain: The flatlands of the south are less permissive for resisting the Marines than the mountainous north, which is still hotly contested by the insurgency.

Even in the presence of potent immunoregulatory cytokines, such as IL-10, macrophages are less permissive for C. burnetii replication [24] than BeWo trophoblasts.

The aged microenvironment, it has been argued, is less permissive to pathological angiogenesis and tumour growth than the milieu of tissues found in the young.