Sentence examples for little restricted from inspiring English sources

With a considerable body of ideas at its disposal and with the details of none of them ever receiving the kind of affirmation given to statements about God, Torah, and Israel, freedom of speculation in the realm of eschatology was little restricted.

Google is a little restricted in what it can do as a high-tech US company.

Balanchine ballets are so technical and so quick that sometimes you feel a little restricted.

In a little restricted version, also XML documents can be represented by labelled, finite trees.

In some senses that is rather a shame: house prices are driven by the supply of credit, and if that were to be a little more restricted in the mortgage department and a little more free-flowing in the small business department we might find we had less house price growth and more real economic growth.

But, as a player, you are a little bit restricted in Italian football.

"How this tournament's gone so far, I was a little bit restricted in the beginning games," Lloyd said after the quarter-final.

"I think at the moment he's a little more restricted, he doesn't always get the ball when he wants it and where he wants it".

She is well supported by Patrick Bridgman, as her bashful fellow-in-folk (maybe, as yet, a little too restricted by Stephen's repressedness), and by Chloe Harris, deftly transiting clashing teenage states of innocence and experience.

"And that all sounds, I suppose, a little bit restricted, but the point is I think within the Avatar landscape I can say everything I need to say that I think needs to be said, in terms of the state of the world and what I think we need to be doing about it.

In China, the world's most populous country, with over 1.2 billion people, and still relatively poor, the demographic transition is already almost complete; not only has mortality come down faster than in other countries with similar income levels, but in recent decades a sometimes brutal population policy (now being relaxed a little) has restricted couples to one or two children.