Sentence examples for restrictive to from inspiring English sources

The alternatives are subjectively ranked regarding their degree of regulatory restriction from least restrictive to most regulated as open, cap and trade, limited, and closed/no available drilling.

Both seem restrictive to a fault.

But the isolation can feel restrictive to children.

But some say the funds' rules are too restrictive to allow payments anywhere near that.

It's gone from a restrictive to a non-restrictive abuse-handle.

Shareholder groups claimed that the proposed system was too restrictive to produce much change.

"The terms of the marketing agreement are very, very restrictive to say the least," Wheeler said recently.

The program provides remarkable inspiration for writing, but its tools will feel restrictive to today's computer-using writers.

But we think therapeutically the best thing you can do is go from most restrictive to least restrictive.

But the more I really analysed the mechanics of parliamentary politics and party politics I realised it was too restrictive to the conversation.

"We think that current financial conditions are not going to prove sufficiently restrictive to keep demand moving back into line," Mr. DiClemente said in a report today.