Sentence examples for restricted rather from inspiring English sources

Japan's military ventures in China proper were consequently restricted rather more severely henceforth.

Bates said it was common to see girls' behaviour being policed or restricted rather than tackling boys' harassment or sexual bullying.

"They're restricted rather than excluded," says an EPSRC spokesperson.

BD defects are treated as thermally inherent and are based on the notion of restricted, rather than free, atomic movement.

Recent experience with Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention and with the RTS,S/AS01 malaria vaccine provides examples of interventions which need to be deployed on a restricted rather than a national basis, taking account of differences in climate and the intensity of malaria infection between regions within a country.

I present some novel evidence on the benefits of allowing buyers to use reputational indicators based on past performance and discuss the complementary roles of discretion and restricted competition in reinforcing relational/reputational forces, both in theory and in a new empirical study on the effects restricted rather than open auctions.

It restricts, rather than opens up choice and puts quality at risk," he says.

But artists found -- quickly in some cases, over decades in others -- that pure abstraction was a trap, restricting rather than opening up further possibilities for painting.

Then artists found, quickly in some cases, over decades in others, that pure abstraction was a trap, restricting rather than opening up further possibilities for painting.

Representatives elected to safeguard that freedom may become intoxicated by their power and act in ways that restrict rather than enhance individual choice.

Investigators also drew up a list of recommendations to prevent similar disasters in the future, criticising Ukraine for its decision to restrict rather than close airspace over a conflict zone.