Sentence examples for restricted others from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, their distribution pattern varies considerably; while some species are geographically very restricted, others are widely distributed, a feature often found even within the same genus, e.g., Schistura [ 3].

The rules have restricted other Web efforts.

Last year, they started imposing new fees on debit cards after new regulations restricted other charges.

The participants also prevented other inmates from using certain chairs in a common room and restricted other inmates' access to that room and the bathroom, the indictment said.

With production of new cars severely restricted, other Toyota dealers in Japan have rallied to help bring vehicles to the disaster region.

Because the genetic counsellor involved has no role in the inclusion of participants, selection bias is restricted, other than from self-selection.

They seek to restrict others' conscience rights to protect a fictional monolithic "Catholic conscience".

By the same means, they feed stricken trees, nurture some saplings (their "most beloved child") and restrict others to keep the community strong.

It is particularly likely to benefit you to restrict others from buying goods and services that compete with what you have to sell.

Keep marriage, if you so want, but it shouldn't hamper or restrict others from benefits or equal treatment, especially when there appears so little reason for having it.

It makes us worse off too: Restricting others' access impoverishes us financially, culturally and socially.