Sentence examples for pretty restrictive from inspiring English sources
"Formula One is pretty restrictive," Mr. DaCosta explained.
As for our first dance, slow dancing from a wheelchair is pretty restrictive.
"The basic box is pretty restrictive," allowed Thomas P. Rowe, a principal in Michael Graves & Associates.
Although Mitting did not go on to discuss bail conditions, one would expect these to be pretty restrictive, given that Abu Qatada had previously "disappear[ed] from view for a prolonged period".
He said the budget was "pretty restrictive", in a departure from Finnish-born Harlin's previous big-budget action thrillers which include Die Hard 2, starring Bruce Willis, as well as Cliffhanger, starring Sylvester Stallone.
Also, companies generally have pretty restrictive terms of service.
To ensure that only fine homes would be built in what was to be Lefferts Manor, the deeds carried the restrictive covenants, which pretty much prevented the encroachment of two-family homes prevalent near the Manor and stopped commercial enterprises from setting up shop.
The app accomplishes this feat by forcing users to select from a predefined hierarchal list of activities (while this might sound restrictive, the list is pretty comprehensive).
The altitude's reduced oxygen level and the chest crushing experience of wearing restrictive body armour made for a pretty miserable affair.
Because of New York State's statute of limitations — one of the most restrictive in the nation – it seems pretty clear that no one who spoke about the experiences described in the magazine has any legal recourse.
Every startup might have (or claims to have!) AI, and that could mean that highly restrictive rules from the Bureau could apply pretty much to everyone, undermining the original intent of reform legislation.
