Sentence examples for restricting space from inspiring English sources

For the most part, United let their opponents have the ball, defending in numbers and restricting space.

Despite rarely enforced zoning regulations enacted in 1987 to protect the garment center by restricting space conversions on side streets from apparel to other uses, the reality, said Ms. Cowell of the garment workers' union, is that virtually any national corporation "is paying a lot more than showrooms can pay".

"They restricted what we wanted to do in terms of getting people around the ball and restricting space and they did that to good effect and we had to improve in the second half.

A handful of countries in OGP have even put forward laws aimed at restricting space for civil society.

The United States opposes treaties or other measures to restrict space weapons.

But for large animals, which often have restricted space in reserves, the future looks uncertain.

For one thing, the surgeon has to operate in a severely restricted space.

Madagascar is the world's fourth-largest island, but it is still a relatively restricted space.

The restricted space is therefore the basic constraint when designing effective suspensions.

In "Etude Poignante," Ms. Prieur suggested an ostrich, bustle on her rear, moving in a restricted space.

However, the performance at low frequencies is relatively poor due to the restricted space limitations in actual applications.