Sentence examples similar to restricted failings from inspiring English sources

The German eventually re-entered the court but was visibly restricted thereafter, failing to win another game as Robson cruised to victory in one hour and 36 minutes.

"I know people will look at Celtic's failings but we restricted them.

The letter states that Alam's actions placed pupils "at risk of vulnerability to radicalisation, promoted intolerance of difference and diversity and restricted their life chances by failing to provide pupils with the necessary learning and skills to flourish in modern, multicultural Britain".

The chondroitin sulphate proteoglycan core protein genes versican a (vcana) and versican b (vcanb) were expressed at high levels in the mutant unfused canal tissue, failing to be restricted to the dorsolateral septum as in the wild-type (Fig. 4M-X).

Today's report by the Commons privileges committee into the 2008 arrest of Green for his role in leaking restricted Home Office documents is critical of "failings" by Whitehall civil servants, Commons officials and the police themselves in the affair.

According to the Sunday Times, one "restricted" memo stated: "The Army is failing to attract sufficient recruits.

Those limits moved from custom to law in 1991, when Congress formally restricted the Fed's ability to help failing banks.

Patient factors included were as follows: age and ICNARC physiology score (fitted as smoothed functions using restricted cubic splines); sex; admission source; organs failing; severe conditions in the past medical history; and body system for the primary reason for admission.

Phillips was restricted to just two league games last season after failing to regain his place from the Chelsea loanee.

Yet with Poland now facing labor shortages, the government is failing to lure back the diaspora — and is restricted by its political stance against migrants.

Increased expression of Cx40 has also been found in the failing human ventricle, but this increase is regionally restricted and confined to end-stage ischaemic heart disease.