Sentence examples for many strictures from inspiring English sources

"Adam imposes many strictures, which are increasingly onerous for mother," King wrote.

In a reaction that is being called the "U-turn phenomenon" by sociologists, Japanese frustrated by their reception back home and are no longer willing to put up with the society's many strictures are often going back overseas as fast as possible.

We know that Labour will tolerate free schools, but with such a bad grace and so many strictures that not many more of them are likely to spring up than are in place when Mr Gove's days as the Great Educator are over.

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Even systematics has had to abandon many strictures that were part of the Modern Synthesis.

An increased level of reactive oxygen species (ROS) has been reported in esophageal ulcers, with the benefit of an antioxidant molecule (vitamin E) administration on esophageal wound healing [ 9]; along with these results, many stricture-preventing drugs, either antioxidant [ 25], antifibrotic [ 26- 30], or anti-inflammatory [ 4, 7, 31], have been tested on esophageal wounds.

Many esophageal strictures are malignant, and benign esophageal strictures are not common.

Many of the strictures will not go into effect until May of this year.

Despite these strictures, many refugees initially waited in one of those neighboring countries for the dictator Bashar al-Assad to fall.

It's a brave new world that has such mergers in it; and we should give that new world a chance to evolve before we start to place it under too many old-economy strictures.

Under pressure spearheaded by the United States, the United Nations compelled Sudan to lift many of the strictures placed on foreign relief agencies, leading to a rapid upsurge in supplies and personnel reaching the field.