Sentence examples for mostly barred from inspiring English sources

There's scant scientific analysis of real-life jury deliberations, as researchers are mostly barred from studying them.

The authorities have also mostly barred journalists from entering the area, making it difficult to verify what is happening.

They had few options of escape — every exit but one had been locked, officials said, and the windows were mostly barred.

Reports from the town were contradictory, underlining the difficulty of reporting with authority in a country where foreign journalists are mostly barred.

Meanwhile non-government groups, which are mostly barred from putting any alcohol at all on expenses, have redefined "cup of char" for a bottle of chardonnay.

Few maintain their homes: getting a loan to mend your house from the island's only bank is impossible without a title deed.Those eager to invest mainly rich foreigners are mostly barred by the state housing agency.

On the ground level, it's mostly bars, cafés, cultural institutions, odd little boutiques, and restaurants.

Why not: With not quite two million members — mostly bar-hopping twenty-somethings — Foursquare isn't for everyone.

The places identified were mostly bars, restaurants or sherbeens, and fewer than 20% reported any HIV preventive activity such as meetings, pamphlets or posters.

Private developers have mostly been barred from building anything that would spoil the wilderness effect that backpackers and nature lovers come here to seek.

The families of asylum seekers who are already in the system will also mostly be barred from joining their relatives for three years, a development that rights groups have described as inhumane.