Sentence examples for restrictive allowed from inspiring English sources

"The basic box is pretty restrictive," allowed Thomas P. Rowe, a principal in Michael Graves & Associates.

But some states, notably New York, Massachusetts and Maine, are more restrictive, allowing fences in the water and private ownership of tidelands.

But the lack of a classical education was more freeing than restrictive, allowing her to perform and choreograph however she saw fit.

This restrictive procedure allowed us to have a set of 123 single-gene alignments, each of them containing at least one rhizarian species, with only orthologous sequences, and virtually no gene transferred either from a plastid or from a foreign source.

A restrictive policy allows family to visit during certain periods of the day and restricts the number of visitors per period.

But some say the funds' rules are too restrictive to allow payments anywhere near that.

The restrictive language allows people to buy "riders" that would cover abortions.

"Australia's environment laws aren't very restrictive; they allow you to mine coal in prime farm land and are even failing to protect world heritage areas like the Great Barrier Reef … but today the government have announced that they are going to gut them to prevent local communities from objecting to mega mines like the Carmichael coal mine in Queensland.

Although our assumptions are restrictive, it allows us to give a solid foundation for the research.

It is important to note that the ESEM presented apparently better results, because this analysis is less restrictive and allows items to load on more than one factor.

Incorporating a different, less restrictive assumption, allowing for a dependency on the prior history of cells for these kinetic parameters, might lead to models that provide more accurate estimates of growth.