Sentence examples for little restrictive from inspiring English sources

By some measures it is a little restrictive.

Again this square feels a little restrictive so we're going to modify it to "Stylish headwear" and power on.

Among smaller powers the fear of nuclear war has had little restrictive effect; most wars between small countries since 1945 have been limited.

I think that's a little restrictive.

The performance achieved by the implementation is average because the throughputs suggested by the UMTS forum are a little restrictive.

In addition, the condition (b) is a little restrictive and it is clearly sufficient to require that (S K)) is contained in a compact subset of E instead of K.

It's reminiscient of The Incredible Machine or Fantastic Contraption, except a little less restrictive and a little more zen.

That's no doubt an attempt to remove as much complexity as possible and is certainly a little less restrictive than a simple 'Like' button, but doesn't quite live up to the promise of staying connected, in the true sense of the word.

I've already dabbled in alternatives to iTunes – they're mostly limited or inadequate on OSX, unfortunately, but it's as easy as YamiPod, Songbird or several other options if someone did in fact decide that iTunes was getting a little too restrictive.

But at one point, I thought they were a little too restrictive.

And maybe it's time to be a little more restrictive about alcohol because of its known health harms".