Sentence examples for like a restrictive from inspiring English sources

The Dogme95 movement may have lasted so long and spread so widely because what initially seemed like a restrictive concept has turned out to be surprisingly flexible, offering different advantages to different people.

Hospital characteristics (Table  4) included 11 variables to describe general hospital characteristics and already available stewardship elements at the hospital level, like a restrictive policy for certain antibiotics.

Like writing in a restrictive meter or shooting in monochrome, the limitation makes the process of expression interesting in itself.

These results suggest that organized intracellular structures, such as the cytoskeleton, form a restrictive sieve-like meshwork impeding the diffusion of macromolecular assemblies above certain sizes.

But what if more of us were like them; not because a restrictive economy forced us to be, but because we found ourselves able to really enjoy having the same car for that long?

I was not expecting this, provided it sounded to me initially like a more restrictive Grant Theft Auto-stylexperiencecexperience

The majority of wellness bloggers avoid the label "vegan" completely, even if their version looks like a highly restrictive version of a vegan diet.

But it linked its support to harsh financial medicine like high interest rates and a restrictive fiscal policy aimed at balancing budgets.

Programs like OrthoCluster and MCMuSeC require a restrictive preprocessing of homology data, which could result in incorrect synteny predictions.

It's grown inside a restrictive plastic mold, like the kind used by Japanese farmers to make square melons.

I suggest to clarify this, for instance by adding a restrictive adjective, something like "…identifies the CvP-bias as a (reliable, robust) measure of eukaryotic thermostability".