Sentence examples for seem to restrict from inspiring English sources

The alternative would seem to restrict consumption by raising taxes.

The Atkins diet doesn't seem to restrict calories.

On the face of it France and Germany seem to restrict the social security rights of seasonal workers less than their Pacific counterparts.

Signaling by neurotrophic factors does not seem to restrict to retrograde messenger from the target but also includes local interactions with neighbouring cells along the axonal pathways, anterograde signaling from the afferents and autocrine signaling.

Specific problem solving goals seem to restrict students to use a problem solving strategy whereas nonspecific problem solving goals or learning goals allow students to use a learning strategy.

Members of the faith are defensive of the fact that some practices seem to restrict women and make gender equality in leadership impossible.

"The idea of someone settling here full time seemed to restrict the gene pool".

He was hampered by some back pain, which seemed to restrict him.

YouTube (recently acquired by Google) seems to restrict its revenue sharing to really big producers.

Loyalties to one's community lay very deep, and most people I knew seemed to restrict their friendships to those of the same faith.

To the Editor: T. M. Luhrmann seems to restrict the perception of inspired ideas occurring almost magically to devotees of prayer.