Sentence examples for restrictive enough from inspiring English sources

Oddly, it started with one man's conviction that his community was not being restrictive enough.

There are rules to the game, but not ones that are restrictive enough to eliminate serious injuries.

Depending on who is reacting, the corps' proposed changes may be too restrictive or not restrictive enough.

THE proposals are seen by the rental industry and some local officials as restrictive enough to shut down the business.

The new rules were still restrictive enough, though, to keep people like Mr. Sobyanin in and people like Mr. Navalny out.

These include the California League of Women Voters, which argues that the measure is not restrictive enough and would create a range of new complications and potential abuses.

When you factor in the stimulative effect of QE I think policy on balance is mildly restrictive, not enough to derail the underlying momentum.

The rush of N.B.A. money has made the deal the players got at the end of the 2012 lockout — which, with its restrictive salaries, seemed bad enough at the time — look downright appalling.

By 1989, Guillem had had enough of a restrictive ballet regime.

But with India, the researchers were helped, perversely enough, by highly restrictive industrial policies that the country had introduced in the 1950s.

But in those four weeks, they passed a restrictive voter identification bill, bought enough time for Republicans to organise their campaigns, and passed a lopsided redistricting plan intended to help Republicans win elections for the next ten years.