Sentence examples for restricting in from inspiring English sources

Routine and deciding on an approach are dangerously restricting in my book.

Of course, getting a PhD is often very restricting in a practical sense — few job opportunities, committing yourself to a lifelong form of hyperspecialized job training — but it's still a hard set of notions to shake.

Therefore, analyzing the collaborations of authors restricting in single discipline has limitations.

The latter ones may require experimental devices which can be restricting in terms of deadline, cost and safety.

That led to major international protections, restricting, in some waters, finning or commercial harvesting and a new database on shark sightings in the western North Atlantic Ocean suggests the measures are working.

I think it can be restricting in that it is very slick and clean -- which is good -- but I feel that a lot of shows are more about the gallery space than they are the art.

"That is why we are restricting the increase on out-of-work benefits and it is also the reason why we are restricting in-work benefits".

Mr Cameron's proposed policy of restricting in-work benefit is in itself a limited interpretation of an earlier claim by the PM that freedom of movement rules had to be changed.

The London mayor also asked the prime minister about the state of the negotiations on restricting in-work benefits, asserting the role of national parliaments, giving Britain an opt-out from the EU's commitment to ever-closer union and promoting competitiveness.

Others are fallowing farmland, or digging deeper to tap brackish groundwater, further depleting aquifers.On January 17th Governor Jerry Brown urged Californians to cut water use by 20% and issued a drought declaration, which loosens the rules restricting in-state water transfers.

Mercedes say they will block any move to relax the rule restricting in-season engine development.