Sentence examples for more limiting than from inspiring English sources

N.F.L. rules governing jersey numbering are more limiting than high school rules, and coaches fear leaving their million-dollar quarterbacks unprotected by a standard offensive line.

To be in her confidence, women have to be incredibly quiet, in other words – this prejudice of hers is much more limiting than her prejudice against Mr Darcy.

"Over time, I realized that it caused more pain and was more limiting than it was helping," she said of the device.

When Simon and Jane started fleshing out the business model, they soon realized that transporting kits using crates was more limiting than it appeared.

The sexism endured by the women of, say, Afghanistan is of course incomparably more severe and more limiting than the stereotypes that trammel the graduates of Harvard Business School.

Sand was identified as more limiting than funds, and unrepaired major breaching would negatively impact objectives.

Tata has said that it wants to target India's wealthy, but growth in the country's luxury car market may be more limited than hoped, not least because of the global economic slowdown.

I'd say that the "sweet spot" that exists for the Move is more limiting to multiplayer than anything else.

It is ultimately more limiting, more fleeting than doing the kind of work I make for my personal projects.

The cellobiohydrolases were more limiting at 60°C than at 50°C, possibly due to their relatively lower thermostability.

But China has more limits than most and some topics that you can't talk about.