Sentence examples for restrictive plastic from inspiring English sources

It's grown inside a restrictive plastic mold, like the kind used by Japanese farmers to make square melons.

There also exists a competitive and restrictive coupling mechanism between wear and plastic deformation, which is described by Zhong [14].

Her only rebellion was against the burqa, the restrictive garment the Taliban forced on women, which she called "a plastic bag".

The director of the National Park Service, after blocking Grand Canyon National Park's attempt to ban the sale of small plastic water bottles, will now allow such bans, but under a restrictive set of conditions, the park service announced on Thursday.

For example, the gp38 adhesins are also quite plastic, but the sequence constraints on their modular shuffling appear to be more restrictive than those imposed on the fibrous genes.

It's so restrictive!

Are the restrictive measures proportionate?

Yes, suggests Jerry Brown; unreasonably restrictive.

It is restrictive.

"They were very restrictive.

It's too restrictive.