Sentence examples for restrictive construction from inspiring English sources

"But it didn't have the same restrictive construction.

The names of the two comedies shouldn't be set off with commas; this is a "restrictive" construction, in which the names are necessary to the sense, not merely additional information.

However, I would argue that these bodies are also mediums through which these women can channel their own forms of agency and challenge those restrictive constructions, enacting their own independent and purposeful influences on their religion and culture.

I bought into the restrictive "either/or" identity construction that Russell points out when I felt Brown's photo shoot undermined his legitimacy as a political candidate.

It was built by respecting highly restrictive norms that regulate construction activity in slums and for less than the average cost of construction in the area.

But the Bay Area is the least productive large metropolitan area in the country in terms of adding new housing, thanks largely to very restrictive rules on new construction.

Over the past two decades, an influx of tech workers has accelerated demand while the city's restrictive zoning laws stymied construction.

And the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies found that in 2017, nearly half of all renters across the country were rent-burdened, spending about a third of their income on housing, thanks to high construction costs, restrictive zoning laws and a shortage of private, low-cost housing.

While the EU still upholds rhetorically its civic identity construction, it pursues restrictive policies with its agreements.

With the trend towards performance-based codes, and innovation in materials and construction, the previous approach was restrictive and so a search was made for alternative means of assessing external claddings for flammability.

Consequently, relevant conclusions are obtained that lead to the most suitable construction solution depending on the most restrictive design criterion of the project.