Sentence examples for never restricted from inspiring English sources
We used a similar approach to classify participants into four categories according to their responses to the same screening question at follow-up: Those who did not endorse insulin restriction at baseline and continued not to endorse insulin restriction at follow-up were categorized as "never restricted".
Unlike the women who never restricted insulin, whose BMIs increased over time, those women who stopped insulin restriction did not increase their average BMI between baseline and follow-up.
Although she is concerned about protecting the image of the school, she said, she has never restricted publication purely because an article criticized the school.
Mr. Sandusky also said the charity he worked for never restricted his access to children until he became the subject of a criminal investigation in 2008.
Ms. Bigelow, whose work includes the science-fiction film "Strange Days" and the police drama "Blue Steel," has never restricted herself to anything resembling traditional "women's pictures," and "K-19" (the title comes from the name of the sub) doesn't sound like an exception.
Literature was never restricted to a privileged high society; in the past even the illiterate villager and the "uneducated" womenfolk had a fund of poems, proverbs, songs, and quotations from classical sources that they knew by heart and to which they turned for both pleasure and spiritual strength.
In a liberal democracy, we should never restrict speech unless it incites violence or glorifies terror.
"In a perfect world I would never restrict peoples' rights to protest but what is going on here is against human decency".
The orchestra would never restrict the right of its players to express themselves freely; however, such expression has to be independent of the LPO itself".
You learn to adapt your tactics, switching between spears and magic wands, bows and axes – the game never restricts your character by class, allowing you to use anything you can scavenge as a lifeline.
