Sentence examples for restricted unlike from inspiring English sources

Company filings show those shares were restricted, unlike the shares Mr. Genovese received from exercising options.

That's because the marketing of individual players is restricted, unlike the situation in professional sports.

We elected our first openly gay or lesbian member of the U.S. Senate, a club historically restricted unlike any other in Washington.

Both processes are well suited to the study of ESCRT dynamics, since they occur at or near the cell surface and are spatially and temporally restricted, unlike the other above-mentioned ESCRT-dependent process, MVB sorting, which takes place continuously and inside cells.

Classical music was never severely restricted in Vietnam, unlike in China.

This study examined typical care, rather than being restricted to monotherapy, unlike some recent studies [ 34, 36].

It is both expensive (starting at $400 a night) and democratic in the most American sense of the word: anybody with the money is welcome to check in (unlike certain restricted country clubs in Palm Beach).

The production of Double Gloucester, a stronger-tasting, more savoury, less crumbly version of Single Gloucester, is not restricted to the Cotswolds, unlike that of Single Gloucester, but it is the only cheese in England to participate in the highly dangerous annual sport of cheese-rolling, held at Cooper's Hill near Brockworth in the Cotswolds.

However, the method is restricted to binary trees, unlike our method, which also applies to multifurcating trees.

In contrast to the laser, the energy is well localized to tissue placed between the forceps tips; however, the surgical view can become restricted by carbonized tissue, unlike the laser, which vaporizes the tissue.

It is thus important to note that the effects of PRT on hepatic AC signaling seen here were restricted to adolescence and, unlike those of CPF, did not persist into adulthood.