Sentence examples for restricted because of the from inspiring English sources

Medicine is restricted because of the performance-enhancing properties of many drugs, so we are limited to over-the-counter anti-inflammatories.

While Brazil and Argentina have benefited from marketing their free-range, grass-fed herds as environmentally correct "green beef," American beef exports to Europe in particular have been restricted because of the use of growth hormones in American feed lots.

Purely logographic systems are restricted because of the tremendous number of signs that are needed to reflect the lexical riches of a language, and so they were typically extended by inclusion of sound-based cues.

Some of the blog's readers and area residents were able to have aerial surveys conducted of their properties — even though the airspace was restricted because of the fires — and they shared them on the blog.

This was thought to be restricted because of the high cost incurred by carriers.

The practicality of the latter approach is, however, restricted because of the long code length.

Waldt et al. [ 29] showed that the diagnosis of small partial-thickness tears are restricted because of difficulties in the differentiation among fibre tearing, tendinitis, synovitic changes and superficial fraying at tendon margins.

Haras Rafiq, managing director of the Quilliam Foundation, which was founded by former militants to counter the recruiting efforts of Islamist extremists, said it had evidence that Emwazi was involved with a network of people whose movements were restricted because of links to the Shabab.

Although such treatments are generally more acceptable to patients than medication [ 8], access is far more restricted because of limitations in the number of adequately trained therapists who can deliver these treatments [ 9].

The 40th Congress's lame duck session passed the Fifteenth Amendment, which guaranteed that the right to vote could not be restricted because of race; Sherman joined the two-thirds majority that voted for its passage.

And you're saying it's restricted because of what?