Sentence examples for restricted to narrow from inspiring English sources

Bikes, people, buses, trams and cars all mix together in a harmonious way that seems much safer than when cycles are restricted to narrow lanes.

Despite the increasing recognition that adult learning improves people's general wellbeing and mental state, for too many adults the choice of education is largely restricted to narrow skills-for-work programmes, he says.

The Ladakh urial Ovis vignei vignei is an endemic and endangered wild sheep inhabiting the arid Trans-Himalayan region of Ladakh, where its population is restricted to narrow tracts along two river valleys.

In actual outdoor conditions, active cell growth and product synthesis is restricted to narrow light exposure windows of the day-night cycles and is threatened by diverse physical, chemical, and biological environmental stresses.

Even with ADS-B, jets will be restricted to narrow lanes to reduce the complexity of air traffic control.

During the early Miocene, carbonate production became restricted to narrow bands at the respective most oceanward areas, forming the double row of platforms.

And that is true, though bad behavior on the left has generally been restricted to narrower settings — such as college campuses, Republicans' favorite whataboutist foil whenever they are confronted with right-wing illiberalism.

Most of the previous work in the area of MIMO wireless has been restricted to narrow-band systems.

The estimates of mild and moderate severity in the anxiety spectrum in this study appear to contradict the above findings due to this study being restricted to three narrow cohorts in a restrictive age range.

Its remit will be restricted to its narrow technical and enforcement roles.

Such a value system might be just about tolerable if economics were restricted to a narrow sphere of inquiry.