Sentence examples for restricted usage from inspiring English sources

An older definition restricted usage of the word ore to metallic mineral deposits, but the term has expanded in some instances to include nonmetallics.

This means that although providers usually let the occasional slip-up go, users who exceed this limit regularly may have restricted usage at peak time and limited access to peer-to-peer sites such as Channel 4's OD.

Absence of the mentioned method has also restricted usage of steel plate shear wall significantly.

The class of RU-1, 2 and 3 has restricted usage and generally used as soil conditioner or to develop lawns/gardens.

"The dream metric," he continued, "is how many people saw your tweet," he said, before proceeding to note that now that Twitter has restricted usage of its API and reigned in more users to its own clients, it can really start pulling out some stats on how Twitter is used, useful for advertising, and more.

This is in international terms, a fairly restricted usage.

"You don't want models that restrict usage if you can avoid it.

A newly uncovered document has revealed that Robin Williams worked to restrict usage of any images of himself for 25 years after his death.

The deal restricts usage to light manufacturing for the first 30 years and requires Salmar to find tenants who can generate 1,300 permanent jobs.

(The government restricts usage of.edu,.mil and.gov).

That's part of why I don't like to restrict usage.