Sentence examples for maybe restricting from inspiring English sources

Maybe restricting women's movements 50 years ago was an appropriate thing to do but it's not any more".

(Māori smoker) "So I think the idea of getting smokes out of sight, and maybe restricting the amount of dairies, or - you know, things like that, dairies, plus close to schools, that would be good".

An optimized equation maybe drawn between the frame rate of the sensor available and the time taken for the CMKF to predict, and the size of the database maybe restricted accordingly (as mentioned in Section 3.6).

If the treatment effect estimate in the biomarker negative subpopulation crosses a futility threshold in an interim analysis, accrual maybe restricted to the biomarker positive subgroup.

— Federal regulators are considering the unthinkable in New England: severely restricting — maybe even shutting down — cod fishing in the Gulf of Maine, from north of Cape Cod clear up to Canada.

But maybe we've been restricting ourselves to those four depressing themes this whole time.

Maybe it would restrict my freedom to go anywhere and do anything.

Maybe as austerity restricts the outer possibilities of life, house music explores greater inner possibilities (all the better, hopefully, to reconnect to that external reality).

At the time, there was talk of cracking down on the too-big-to-fail banks — restricting some of their risky activities and maybe even splitting them up.

I think maybe things are more restricted now.

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