Sentence examples for seems restrictive from inspiring English sources

However, the backward-pressure mechanism seems restrictive and is dependent on the permission of other nodes.

For example, a sufficient condition for it would be that the family (F θ ) θ∈Θ is equicontinuous (in ω); That, however, seems restrictive.

Now the world is going mobile, and shutting users out of listening on the go unless they pay over $100 a year seems restrictive.

In her commentary on her version of the blessing Falk notes that "in its specificity, this blessing seems restrictive rather than expansive: it doesn't open out to the range of possibility and promise that ought to characterize youth".

Theoretically, it seems restrictive to assume that only growth in healthy animals is affected by genetics, and our results appeared valid, even when an additive genetic effect specific to growth of runts was included.

Both seem restrictive to a fault.

It could seem restrictive and static, but the result is utterly engrossing.

"It was difficult to adjust at first because the ingredients seemed restrictive," he says.

Those requirements may seem restrictive, but on March 20, LatinPass officials shut off enrollment in the bonus plan.

Staged on a massive grid, the action was largely contained within a series of small, flat playing areas, which – when viewed up close – seem restrictive and squashed.

"At the time, it seemed extreme, and it seemed restrictive, because I had never experienced an infectious disease outbreak," said Scott Dewing, director of technology at the school and one of the trip chaperons.