Sentence examples for restricted to make from inspiring English sources

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However, from the standpoint of conventional research methodologies, the numbers of participants usually has been too restricted to make firm judgments about the likely efficacy of particular complementary and alternative therapies.

That left taxpayers on the hook, both because governments in most rich countries guarantee small bank deposits and because they were reluctant to let big banks fail, for fear that the financial system might fall apart altogether.Banks have since had their room for manoeuvre severely restricted to make them safer.

If not, our visions of the challenges that fisheries management represents, and what needs to be done in order to make fisheries more sustainable, become too restricted to make any long-term impact.

In order for a game to include stealth gameplay, the knowledge of the artificial intelligence (AI) must be restricted to make it ignorant to parts of the game world.

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Like embryonic stem cells, they can renew themselves indefinitely, but their potential is restricted to making just the cells of the blood system.

Despite this, they're not uncommon in children's playthings, but they're restricted to making up just 0.1 per cent of toys.

Throughout the 'lost decades' – Japan's 20 years of deflation which only ended in 2010 – employers were restricted to making savings with redundancies and they became stricter on the use of retirement rules as a means to reduce headcounts.

Giving the voter two votes widens choice, meaning that we are no longer restricted to making the agonising decision of choosing between a good local candidate who is from the wrong party, and a party we like that has a weak local candidate.

You aren't restricted to making band-specific playlists, either — plenty of lists are much broader, like the popular 'Top 10 songs of 2011' and 'Top 10 Party Tracks'.

There are some high quality and useful applications available on Apple's App Store, but most innovation has been restricted to making use of the phone's built-in accelerometer (and that loses its 'wow' factor after a while).

Some cells expressed GAD67, which further suggested that vSVZ cells might be restricted to making cells similar to those they generate in vivo.

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