Sentence examples for more proscribed from inspiring English sources

By the time you're in your 30s, your living arrangements are much more proscribed.

This is not so troubling as a mere piece of arrogance as scarily suggestive of a complete lack of understanding about the effect of his actions His compatriot Gus Poyet brought us back, with a sickening halt, to the possibility that Suarez is occupying a cultural vacuum, one in which the jaunty use of the N-word is no more proscribed than a little chomping of an opponent's flesh.

More proscribed use of in vitro dynamic models, Monte Carlo analyses and other pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic evaluations should help us gain a deeper insight into the possible ramifications of our current methods.

Our tool, which was built with these challenges in mind, helps extend the capabilities of prior NLP-based approaches that largely relied on a more proscribed set of terms without evaluating the significant uncertainty communicated by radiologists [ 6, 7, 9, 10, 13].

It's probably worth clarifying that Barry's solution – and interfering with nests more generally – is firmly proscribed by the law.

Referred to by his aides as a new Marshall plan, it calls for an international consortium led by the UK to reconstruct Pakistan's tribal areas, unravelling extremist infrastructure that grew massively during the Musharraf years - when more than a dozen proscribed terrorist organisations were allowed to regroup under new names, and pro-jihad madrasas trebled to 13,000.

For I see nothing amiss and I am a master of perception!!" "The cucaine!" I stammered, "'Tis less than a day since 'twas proscribed and more than a week's proscription is already missing!" My bewilderment only grew, for my commentary was answered by somewhat deranged laughter from Holmes.

Cross-culturally, societies that allow polygynous marriage (and thus alternative sexual outlets to a man) are more likely to proscribe a woman's sexual behavior during pregnancy or postpartum [ 33].

More than 200 men were proscribed and (when captured) killed (Cicero was one of them), either because they were enemies of the triumvirs or in order to confiscate their wealth.

Use of HRT was also proscribed in the MORE trial, but 16% had used it previously.

By doing so, the amendment would empower the government to do much more than proscribe speech.I agree with Mr Will that the amendment is therefore an extremely bad idea.