Sentence examples for much restricted from inspiring English sources

It is pretty much restricted to West Africa.

Consequently, ritual bathing in modern times is much restricted.

Rights of public stockholders are not so much restricted as virtually nonexistent.

"American Poetry," for example, is pretty much restricted to Walt Whitman.

By then, my father, once a graceful skier and skater, an every-morning speed-walker, was pretty much restricted to his bed, his chair, and his car.

Wireless network performance is much restricted by the unreliability of the wireless channel and the competition among different flows for the shared network resources such as the bandwidth.

Bobbie Ramsay A By low, I assume you mean around 12%, rather than 8%, which pretty much restricts you to German wines.

With Frans Bruggen pretty much restricting himself to conducting these days, the Danish recorder player Michala Petri stands almost unchallenged on her instrument.

Its passionate fans, who are inevitably starting to be referred to as "tenthers," interpret the amendment as pretty much restricting the federal government to military matters.

While everyone seemed to agree the animals are dangerous, it was unclear how much restricting their ownership would protect the public.

Compared to planktonic OTUs, the number of reads corresponding to benthic OTUs is much lower and their distribution seems much more restricted.