Sentence examples for restrictive circles from inspiring English sources
"So there's clearly a problem," says Race. "I mean, some people will point to a site and say, 'You don't own the real estate, so who are you to draw restrictive circles around your hardware?'".
If the most restrictive large circles do not intersect, then constructive multipath fading is present (see Figure 19).
Or have the sharks and the commercial lenders destroyed what once seemed so promising, and yet again those least able to rise to the challenges they face, are left to manage with handouts, restrictive financing and the circle of desperation.
Strictly rolltop bags (originating in cyclist and outdoors circles) end up feeling restrictive in where you can stow gear, and rollers are boxy and unrefined.
The map illuminates both the ubiquity of the procedure and the way women will circumvent restrictive laws in any way they can: Circles cover much of South America – where most countries ban the procedure – and massive circles completely engulf Ireland.
When I first met former member Sarah Edmondson, she had described the extremely restrictive diets women in NXIVM's inner circle adhered to as an apparent way to build character and discipline.
As with all technological destruction of restrictive practices, though, this one has one clear beneficiary: the customer or, as he is generally known in medical circles, the patient.Shockwaves are a particular sort of sound wave.
Are the restrictive measures proportionate?
Yes, suggests Jerry Brown; unreasonably restrictive.
