Sentence examples for restricted more from inspiring English sources

Like asphalt technology, concrete road building was largely developed by the turn of the 20th century and was restricted more by the available machinery than by the material.

And with stem growth restricted, more of the increase in plant size went into the head of seeds (called a panicle).

They say that Dr. Gosnell was a rogue practitioner, and that if abortion is further restricted, more women will be driven to clinics like his, which prosecutors called a "house of horrors".

The principal difference between the two materials is that the deformation damage to the salt-water ice is restricted more to the vicinity of the faults, owing to the crack-stopping influence of pores incorporated during growth.

These findings provide a reference for urban planners and suggest that lakes can be categorized on the basis of lake width and, in this category, building height can be restricted more appropriately.

And tumblr and Twitter feel less restricted, more anonymous and thus more free to a teen who is out to explore herself or try out an outlandish persona away from adult eyes.

Usual-care therapists were at liberty to decide on the duration and frequency of therapy, but organizational barriers could have restricted more-frequent sessions, although indicated.

You would restrict more, tighten qualifications for Medicaid? A. Absolutely.

But he also seems to want to restrict more radical and puritanical forms of Islam from gaining further hold here.

Moreover, the budget office said, "the House bill restricts more sharply the extent to which premiums can vary by age".

(The International Cycling Union currently restricts more than a hundred substances, and Tour doctors test three or four riders each day).