Sentence examples for pretty restricted from inspiring English sources

It was pretty restricted".

So, in Australia's first innings, their run-rate was pretty restricted because we bowled well and we set good fields that backed up the bowlers and the bowlers backed up the fields that were set.

The problem is that Latitude has been pretty restricted, and not exactly geared towards how most people are using location-based services these days.

His terminology and his later practice make the scope of dirty hands pretty restricted, perhaps more so than Williams intended, but I will follow his example and focus on really grave injustices like murder, torture, rape or slavery that are said to be warranted in conditions of extreme emergency.

Literacy rates in the region are alarmingly low and access to media seems pretty restricted.

(If the president is offered any gifts, Americans can only hope the Secret Service gives it the most thorough inspection in human history, given the Russians' historical propensity to generously provide everything from malware-laden USB drives to bugged national emblems. But Trump is actually pretty restricted on what he can offer here.

On the Rift it's annoying, but on the Vive it's pretty restricting at times.

It is pretty much restricted to West Africa.

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

"Today Cambodian tourism is pretty much restricted to Siem Reap with a little bit of spillover to Phnom Penh," said Alila's president, Mark Edleson.

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.