Sentence examples for more restraints than from inspiring English sources

The example that haunts Abdulhamid and many other Syrian filmmakers is Iran, where artists such as Abbas Kiarostami work under even more restraints than the Syrians.

The most notable event in this respect was the endorsement in August, by a solid majority of Kenyans, of a new constitution to provide for a wider measure of devolution to 47 new counties, and for an executive president who will be hedged about with more restraints than in the past.But it could still all go wrongMany seasoned Kenya-watchers are sceptical.

If more than three unknown forces exist, it means that there are more components in the structure or machine than are required to support the applied loads or that there are more restraints than are needed to keep the body from moving.

Some, though, have used more restraint than others".

The problem is that many financiers flush with bonuses have no more restraint than anyone else.

In fact, Jones exercised his power with more restraint than his rhetoric sometimes suggested.

Even the usually untethered Jason Williams played with more restraint than the Knicks' point guards.

Directed by Asif Kapadia with more restraint than the trailers suggest, "The Return" aims for mild creepiness rather than outright horror.

It boosted the bass with a little more restraint than some of the other Beats products do.

New York officials say they believe their officers use more restraint than the police in other major cities do.

A senior Israeli official said Sunday that this Israeli government was already "showing more restraint than any previous Israeli government" regarding building in the West Bank.