Sentence examples for restricted enough from inspiring English sources

Access to internships is often restricted enough as it is – to enrolled students (sometimes at particular schools), to those with connections, to those using internship placement firms (increasingly common in the US), to those who can afford to work for zero or no pay.

A single report questions the CD317 expression pattern as being not restricted enough for suitable therapeutic targeting.

They undergo precisely controlled division, which must be rapid enough to replenish cells lost to differentiation, but restricted enough to prevent overproliferation of undifferentiated cells.

The most efficient operation is when the smoke all goes up the chimney, but is restricted enough to slow down and heat the cans, causing them to radiate the heat out.

"The amount of proven global fossil fuel reserves so wildly exceeds what would be necessary to fry the planet that there's simply no prospect of restricting supply enough, in enough places, to make a difference to the climate," is how Roberts summarized this position.

"Regardless of what we did first, we didn't restrict them enough - 300-plus on that wicket was above par but it was well within our capabilities and we needed someone to lead from the front at the top of the order.

Growing demand, changing diets, weather disruption and, sadly enough, restricted trade.

As the following summary of the workshop papers shows, the initial ICCE workshop issues space appears to be more restricted, although diverse enough to indicate that the ICCE community is in an early phase of making sense of this new field of research.

Thus, if any loci are under selection, then X introgression will be less likely and the entire X might have restricted introgression if enough loci are under selection (C. A. Muirhead, D. C. Presgraves, unpublished data).

If the supply isn't being artificially restricted, there should be enough to go around.

In any case, the local shoe shop that donated high heels for the event could not supply more than 15 pairs of women's shoes in sizes large enough, which restricted the number of men participating.