Sentence examples for restrict the possibility from inspiring English sources

So it's not quite the same, is it?" No, but still… "I can only imagine that a lack of funding for people without means to do something as unusual as wanting to train as an actor would possibly restrict and more likely restrict the possibility of people from a working-class or unprivileged background," he says finally, the sentence so complex it almost ties itself in knots.

Imperfect process knowledge and limited observational data restrict the possibility to parameterise these processes adequately and potentially contribute to uncertainty in model results.

Fadl then establishes a new set of rules for jihad, which essentially define most forms of terrorism as illegal under Islamic law and restrict the possibility of holy war to extremely rare circumstances.

However, warm winters restrict the possibility of regular seasonal flushing, and H2S can accumulate in large concentrations.

Yet others restrict the possibility of improvisation to certain kinds of musical properties, such as 'structural' rather than 'expressive' ones (Young and Matheson 2000).

That is, he does not restrict the possibility of metaphysical reality only to actual empirical particulars and he advocates the multiplicity and not singularity of the essence (understood, in Goethean terms, as a harmony and not a unity of truth).

Constraints originate from biophysical and institutional conditions that may restrict the possibilities for choosing crops or using specific cultivation and fertilization practices.

Additional constraints associated with aforementioned 2K adhesives arise from the fact that they usually necessitate some minimum temperature below which polymerisation can take place, respectively that pot life is strongly affected by (higher) ambient temperature; both limitations restrict the possibilities to bond onsite, depending on the location to a limited number of months of a year.

The administration also is poised to end the ability of the spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the United States and to restrict the possibilities for international students to work after graduation on Optional Practical Training OPTT).

As Joël Biard has pointed out, we can divide medieval logicians into those who try to restrict the possibilities of human discourse in the direction of what is logically ideal, and those who are willing to accept a proposition because it is grammatical and because the person who utters it intends to signify something by it.

The 2014 European Parliament election became an exception in connection with the Swedish European Commissioner Cecilia Malmström's initiative to introduce new common EU rules that would significantly restrict the possibilities of legally owning firearms.