Sentence examples for prescriptive character from inspiring English sources

So the sustainability rules have by no means a prescriptive character for technology design.

Due to their prescriptive character, problem solving approaches reduce the problem identification time and increase the efficiency of crisis management.

It is the allegedly prescriptive character of meaning that is said to pose an insurmountable obstacle to naturalist accounts of meaning (see section 4 below).

Why Webby people like the "prescriptive quality" of a zine.

Still, not wishing to be as domineeringly prescriptive as characters sketched above, we sat back and had a proper think about the pros and cons of the most common formats that DJs DJ with and decided to settle the debate once and for all by delving deep into that most pressing of issues: what does your preferred format of DJing say about you?

The Queensland procedure is equitable for applicants, provides landholders with a tenable management option to redress vegetation thickening, but is sufficiently prescriptive to preserve the character of the natural vegetation.

The American project used lovely bespoke forms (I confess to having a bit of a stationery fetish) but to keep costs down and to avoid being prescriptive about numbers of characters in that white heat of a moment when people emerge blinking out of the cinema, we opted for small square Fost-It notes.

If your investment thesis can't be summarised in 140 characters, you're being too prescriptive.

The success of social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter is that they are subtly prescriptive about what you should share and how (Twitter's 140 characters being the most pertinent example).

OPCS codes at the 3-character level were used for pragmatic reasons as well as to avoid being too prescriptive in our definitions.

Those shows are prescriptive.