Sentence examples for restrictive trend from inspiring English sources

We are a fickle and confusing bunch that embraces one restrictive trend after another (soy-free, gluten-free, raw) while at the same time whimsically eating dairy, eggs and even fish!

Others, however, point out that a more restrictive trend has been established, and that national differences remain the most prominent feature of European nationality law (Bauböck, Ersbøll, Groenendijk, & Waldrauch, 2006).

A comparative study of rules of acquisition of citizenship in 15 EU countries demonstrates that trends toward liberalization exists side by side new and more restrictive trends (Bauböck et al., 2006).

I passed over what I didn't like: the pushing of supplements, adaptogens, odd restrictive dietary trends, and the subtle rejection of western medicine and science in favor of more "natural" remedies.

Columns (7) and (8) report specifications in which less-restrictive linear trends – now, simply city-specific linear trends – are substituted for the differential linear time trends for cities passing or not passing living wage laws, or passing different types of laws.

But if USTR succeeds in establishing new, more restrictive patent standards, that trend could stop, hindering efforts to close the still formidable global HIV treatment gap.

No one in their right mind wants to see innocent people hurt in the process of protesting nor should anyone, save for the most die-hard of anarchists, wish for property damage to be included as a protest method but the trend of restrictive legislation against political expression in Canada has reached an alarming level.

However, in NSW, we showed that the inclusion of state-specific trends only eliminated the evidence of a negative effect of minimum wages under the restrictive specification that these trends are linear, and when one included endpoints of the sample period that included rather strong recessionary periods.

The deepening economic crisis in many western countries has resulted in a general trend of increasingly restrictive policies toward immigration (OECD [2010]).

The results support the trend towards more restrictive use of aspirin in patients with type 2 diabetes and no previous CVD.

Data from a prospective, multi-center, observational trial [ 21] suggest a similar trend toward more restrictive transfusion practices in the USA.