Sentence examples for really restrictive from inspiring English sources

But I also felt this pressure that was really restrictive.

"You have to play by their rules, which are really restrictive," he said.

New generation experiments in Astroparticle Physics need to operate under really restrictive background conditions, which implies the use of highly radiopure materials for the experimental setup construction.

It's completely ridiculous that Amazon publicly talked about giving developers 20% of the List Price only to later ask them to accept a worse deal — and that they're now "putting really restrictive clauses at the bottom of their emails, saying that no one is even allowed to discuss these back door deals they are doing".

North Korean Labor Camps.

As if that weren't enough to shake people's confidence, in late March, the government of China slapped some really restrictive rules on banks with regard to Bitcoin, essentially putting it in a legal gray area.

"I think it's really very restrictive in terms of the options for the best development of the site," said Bruce S. Fowle, the senior principal at Fox & Fowle Architects who helped to oversee a report by the New York New Visions civic group on possible configurations and uses of ground zero.

"Two professional sides is really quite restrictive when it comes to developing players.

This is not really a restrictive assumption, since in most applications, having two or more identical parameters of interest is a zero probability event [[9], p. 53].

"There is really nothing more restrictive that can be accomplished along these lines," Mr. Taylor said in court, adding that his client was "an honorable man".

Although the above Crimes Act requirements are explicit, Aotearoa's societal zeitgeist doesn't really match those restrictive sentiments.