Sentence examples for restrictive that from inspiring English sources

But spend enough time alone in a race and you see how restrictive that notion is.

Although such a method might seem extremely restrictive, that did not prove to be the case.

Here's an interesting quote from the book, "An American Son": "If my kids went to sleep hungry every night and my country didn't give me an opportunity to feed them, there isn't a law, no matter how restrictive, that would prevent me from coming here".

In the description column, one can see that the GPL is restrictive and highly restrictive, that is, derivative work redistributed must be GPL as well, and source code mingled with it during compilation must be GPL as well (a "viral" license).

"We can fairly say that the regulations as drafted are the most severe, onerous and restrictive that have been proposed anywhere.

and Gwen Graham (D-Fla).. Some of those members were around the last time Congress debated an AUMF in 2002, and they weren't happy with how restrictive that process was.

It is so restrictive that Poland registers fewer than 1,000 legal abortions annually.

The rules, Mr. Houston said, are so restrictive that they "could impede patient care and disrupt essential operations" of hospitals.

He said the technical regulations had become so restrictive that teams could no longer find loopholes for innovation.

But the legislation is so restrictive that few people are entitled to claim and the amounts received are paltry.

It is so restrictive that amendments are required for local laws on mosquito control and litter enforcement.