Sentence examples for more restrictive the from inspiring English sources

But the more restrictive the rules become the more everyone gets funneled into the same type of racing.

Similar to the awareness requirement, though even more restrictive, the speaker must have some sort of direct evidence to claim that something is fixin' to happen.

"The more restrictive the final version of the T.P.A. is, the more restrictive Brazil's position will be on related issues," Brazil's foreign minister, Celso Lafer, said.

As those people they could latch on to dwindled and dwindled because it got stricter and more restrictive, the shift was to heroin".

The tighter the covenant, the more restrictive the control on management's freedom to pay cash out, leverage the company, or incur losses.

Certainly, their clothing and fashion was more restrictive; the girdles, garters, hats, ties, and high-buttoned collars, as well as the helmet-like coiffures of women and men alike seems designed to inhibit sudden, free, and limber movement.

The more restrictive and the more caveats, the less healthy the diet, she concludes.

"Our chapter will comply with the more restrictive of the policies in its activities," the fraternities said.

Theorem 2.3 was first obtained in [12] and [60] under a hypothesis more restrictive than the effectiveness of the action.

The current House version of the bill is actually more restrictive than the Senate version.

But the law is more restrictive than the previous one.