Sentence examples similar to restricted pockets from inspiring English sources

But even then, loan growth was largely restricted to pockets of Asia, the Middle East and Latin America.

The park is home to the rare Richmond Birdwing butterfly, once commonly sighted along the entire southeast Queensland coast but now restricted to pockets of the Sunshine and Gold Coasts.

Where outbreaks have occurred in countries which immunize against rubella, cases have been restricted to pockets of non-immunized individuals [ 27– 33].

A woman of strong principles from an early age, her younger brother Ken is convinced to this day that she restricted his pocket money when they were evacuated during the war on the grounds (probably with justification) that he would waste it.

The study conducted by G/kidan and Teka 2006 cited in Funny (2012) point out that hippopotamus are mainly restricted to pocket habitats of Lake Tana, in spite of their widespread in former times.

Both substrate residues make close contacts with the enzyme in a spatially restricted binding pocket, explaining their importance in determining substrate specificity.

Such species are now restricted to small pockets.

This once-abundant sea has witnessed major declines in apex predators, now largely restricted to isolated pockets within marine reserves.

Mobility is likely to be more beneficial when drought is restricted to smaller pockets surrounded by larger areas of adequate pasture.

During the 20th century, tigers became extinct in western Asia and were restricted to isolated pockets in the remaining parts of their range.

Little conformational change of the protein was observed for the subsites + 1 and + 2, indicating that the glucose's position could be tightly restricted inside the pocket.