Sentence examples for restrictive to take from inspiring English sources

This is because the assumption that light is nearly isotropic is too restrictive to take into account sources and boundary conditions.

And it's probably because you went on a restrictive diet to take off some weight.

"We felt there was a window of opportunity before schooling became too restrictive," Lucy explains, "to take the children out of school and go exploring for a new place to live".

Moreover, taking into account that (p>1), it is not restrictive to assume (j<+infty).

Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece have cited a lack of support from other countries for forcing them to take restrictive action on Syrian and Afghan refugees.

The decision to take restrictive measures can also be based on results from the annual BTM surveillance.

The primary problem is that it is seen as restrictive, making it difficult to take all doses as prescribed, especially given patients' difficulty in adjusting insulin doses to respond to daily changes.

In its 17-page communique, the G7 warned: "We also stand ready to take further restrictive measures in order to increase [the] cost on Russia should its actions so require".

But draft proposals due in the next few weeks are expected to show that the FAA continues to take a restrictive view, requiring drone operators to have experience flying manned aircraft and to keep drones within sight at all times.

In this case, we use a count data model based on the Negative Binomial distribution (which is used after rejecting the equality of mean and variance implied by the more restrictive Poisson distribution), in order to take account of the discrete nature of the new dependent variable.

Mr. Monti's critics said the ruling perpetuated the European Union's tendency to take a more restrictive approach to business.