Sentence examples for quite restrictive from inspiring English sources

Restrictions for Swedish resident duty hours may appear quite restrictive from outside Swedish borders, but restrictions and the impetus behind them have different origins in different parts of the world [ 3].

The Italian law goes far beyond the restrictions imposed by the directive, already seen by many researchers as quite restrictive.

This problem is computationally challenging, even under quite restrictive assumptions.

The conditions for subsurface storm flow are quite restrictive.

"The world music scene can be quite restrictive," he says.

However, in terms of the computational costs, free surface flow simulations are quite restrictive.

The majority of turbulence models that exist today are quite restrictive because they assume combustion has no effect on turbulence.

Heller's compromise was to invalidate one quite restrictive gun regulation while asserting that others are presumptively constitutional.

Yet the new rules are still quite restrictive, particularly the requirement that operators keep drones within their line of sight.

Like New York and other Democratic-controlled states considering the most aggressive reforms, Maryland is already quite restrictive.

On the examples of dual bars and split rings we show that this is possible only under some quite restrictive conditions.