Sentence examples for restrictions make from inspiring English sources
These restrictions make no sense.
And import restrictions make Third World countries poorer than they'd otherwise be.
Defensive players frequently complain that safety restrictions make it difficult to do their jobs.
Construction restrictions make it difficult to add much new inventory, he said, so supply remains tight.
On the island, car restrictions make bicycles and golf carts the way to go.
In the developed world where international travel is affordable, abortion restrictions make even less sense.
Some new restrictions make sense, but they are unlikely to be painless for banks' customers.
But many residents say bureaucratic restrictions make it nearly impossible to attain grants.
American ports are close to capacity, and environmental restrictions make any big expansion of existing terminals unlikely.
GEMS talks a lot about the latter.Planning restrictions make building new schools hard, but buying them is tricky too.
[These restrictions] make passwords more difficult to generate, and it makes them more predictable.
