Sentence examples for limiting of access from inspiring English sources
But by removing much of the current profitability from art -- music, cinema, painting, sculpture -- a much more genuinely popular art will be free to emerge, with prices determined more by labor and materials than by the limiting of access.
The end of reconstruction meant the restoration of southern white hegemony and the evisceration of voting rights for African-Americans, the protection of the access to many occupations and the limiting of their equal access to education.
Conversely, the limits of access surely also explain why Bennett's play did not top the poll in London and the south-east of England, where the palm for favourite play went instead to Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem.
Virgin Galactic, and other so-called "NewSpace" companies that are also pushing the limits of access to space, are doing exactly the same thing, and in the decades ahead, today's efforts and the sacrifices by pilots like Alsbury and Siebold and their families will be vindicated as pioneering and enabling.
Epithelial barriers provide the first layer of defence by limiting the access of potential pathogens.
Limitation of photosynthetic growth in nature is very often caused by limiting access of nutrients, in particular the major nutrients nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and sulfur (S).
This may result from catalytic inhibition or, possibly, by limiting access of topoisomerase II to DNA as the amount of intercalated drug increases.
Limiting access of IGF to its receptor can further regulate activation of IGF-IR and breast cancer cell motility by IGFBPs.
Other methods of improving chemical durability involve limiting the access of water or humidity to the glass surface.
Nowadays, big cities try to fight high levels of pollution and traffic jams by limiting the access of vehicles to centric zones or Low-Emission Zones (LEZ).
These scenarios ignore the mass transport barriers the MBM could impose, limiting access of enzyme to prions distributed within MBM particles.
