Sentence examples for restrictive so from inspiring English sources

Again this square feels a little restrictive so we're going to modify it to "Stylish headwear" and power on.

However, you could find the 3x optical zoom range a bit restrictive, so have a look for a bundle that includes a 30-110mm lens as well.

Britain's press laws are widely seen as particularly restrictive, so much so that international celebrities and public figures often choose to pursue their libel suits here, in what is frequently referred to as "libel tourism".

Arminio Fraga, a former hedge-fund manager who is Brazil's new central-bank boss, warned a Senate committee last week that it would have to be "restrictive", so as to stop the one-off effect of devaluation on prices turning into inflation.

Mactaggart's proposal would have been even more restrictive, so lawmakers were put in a bind.

Moreover, the bounds are sufficiently restrictive so that the value of critical thickness is actually established to an accuracy adequate for most practical purposes.

But it's been done in a very restrictive way so far.

When I asked Coach Nelson about the red zone, he smiled and explained that the pros were not subject to any restrictive testing, so it would be foolish to use any bats that weren't, in other leagues, illegal.

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.

The long-awaited decision is among the most restrictive passed so far worldwide governing work with human ES cells, permitting work only with stem cell lines created before 30 January--and only if a researcher can demonstrate no feasible alternatives.

And while he said that Facebook Pages offer a lot of creative opportunities, on the other hand, he finds advertising in the right-hand column "very restrictive" creatively, so it'd be nice to have a little more "elbow room".