Sentence examples for more prescriptive from inspiring English sources

America's rules are much more prescriptive and numerous.

But the published programmes were detailed and far more prescriptive.

Over the past decade, however, civility has come to assume a more prescriptive dimension.

A book that was a little more prescriptive would certainly have been welcome.

But the big beasts are manuals of an altogether more prescriptive nature.

"At BA level, there are more prescriptive lessons and assignments," says Neeley.

The cars are a combination of fairly prescriptive regulations that have become more prescriptive every year for six seasons.

Critics believe future versions of the standard should be more prescriptive and more specific about what constitutes "best practice".

Some of the items on the list, readers will notice, are quite open-ended, while others are more prescriptive.

The AngularJS devs have also resisted the temptation to make it a more prescriptive framework (like EmberJS for instance).

Some exercises, like Tree Time, are more expressive, some, like Jump Up and Do the Hula! (No. 3), more prescriptive.