Sentence examples for restrictive since from inspiring English sources

This is too restrictive, since not all exclamations have to begin with "How" or "What".

The House has taken up abortion regulations in the last few years, but none have been as expansive or restrictive since Congress passed the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act in 2003.

Since the army ousted the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi from the presidency two years ago, the government has used the pretext of combatting a wave of militancy that has left hundreds of policemen and soldiers dead to unleash a wave of legislation that legal experts say is the most restrictive since the 1950s.

This is not restrictive, since such a transformation is inherent to FEM and BEM implementations.

This is somewhat restrictive since we cannot obtain independent pulse, only pulse which differ by the scale factors (alpha_{k}).

For compartmental systems, this assumption is not restrictive since control inputs correspond to control inflows to each individual compartment.

It is noted that for the urban canyon this is NOT restrictive-since meaningful target priors are defined inside the urban canyon.

In a recent Times article, Chema Gargouri, the President of the Tunisian Association for Management and Social Stability, notes a worryingly restrictive direction since President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali fell.

Oxycodone, another highly abused painkiller and the main ingredient in OxyContin, has been in the more restrictive category since it first came on the market, they pointed out in testimony at a public hearing.

This is not really a restrictive assumption, since in most applications, having two or more identical parameters of interest is a zero probability event [[9], p. 53].

One might wish to make the setting less restrictive, especially since the places where the surface of real brains is closest to a homogeneous space are likely to be the flat parts.