Sentence examples for restricted sometimes from inspiring English sources

"I definitely feel restricted sometimes by my strength and size," says Morgan.

With the spread of urbanisation throughout the developing world the population of roaming dogs (i.e. dogs that are neither confined nor restricted, sometimes known as "street", "stray" or "free-ranging" dogs) in urban areas has the potential to increase.

Similar estimates are required for roaming dogs (i.e. dogs that are neither confined nor restricted, sometimes known as "street", "stray" or "free-ranging" dogs), in particular to assess the likely effect of proposed methods of population control, but far less data are currently available for such dogs.

Because the host provides a nutrient-rich environment, which renders many genes superfluous, and at the same time exerts limitations on population sizes, which decreases the efficacy of selection, bacterial lineages that have only recently become host restricted sometimes harbor large numbers of inactivated genes and mobile elements (Moran and Plague 2004; Plague et al. 2008).

Restricted offerings sometimes come at a discount, and may be the only way to get a piece of promising firms that shun the limelight.

In the recent cycle of escalating violence, which has prompted escalating security measures, Israeli soldiers operating in the West Bank last month restricted and sometimes prohibited the movement of ambulances through areas they had seized.

The answer, perhaps, lies in a particular British reverence for chalk-stream waters like the Itchen and its sister stream in Hampshire, the Test, where fly-fishing has become especially refined as a skill and where access is largely restricted to sometimes snooty clubs and syndicates whose annual fees make the Abbotts Barton water look cheap.

For clients who are sensitive about the data that's being analysed — such as the car companies — the conditions are more restricted, and sometimes include centres where Scale controls the machines that are being used as well as how the data sets can be viewed.

Admission is thus restricted and sometimes extremely competitive.

Restricted and sometimes short play time were some of the issues that affect social participation and their lives.

One of the primary types of economic warfare employed in the 20th century was the embargo, sometimes total and sometimes restricted to strategic goods (i.e., those that are essential for military purposes).