Sentence examples for sometimes restricted from inspiring English sources

The term is sometimes restricted to poisons spontaneously produced by living organisms (biotoxins).

It was most likely to involve high-ranking men and was sometimes restricted to chiefs.

The term small body is sometimes restricted to objects that can be observed telescopically while still outside Earth's atmosphere.

One of the primary types of economic warfare employed in the 20th century was the embargo, sometimes total and sometimes restricted to strategic goods (i.e., those that are essential for military purposes).

(The Italian term tufa is sometimes restricted to the soft, porous, sedimentary rock formed by the chemical deposition of calcite, or calcium carbonate, or silica from water as sinter.) Tuffs may be grouped as vitric, crystal, or lithic when they are composed principally of glass, crystal chips, or the debris of pre-existing rocks, respectively.

In contrast to this practice, the Catholic mission of the Spaniards introduced the separation of races under the term casticismo (purity of the Castilian heritage) in the American mission regions and sometimes restricted marriage between Castilian Spanish immigrants and native Christians.

Can sometimes restrict individual players' freedom to improvise.

The archetypes are deeper than history, though history can sometimes restrict or enhance access to them.

The terrestrial animals strengthen the ball-and-socket articulation and sometimes restrict its movement by additional imbricating facets (zygapophyses).

I would like to warn readers thinking of signing up to a BT mobile sim card that the firm sometimes restricts its use abroad for the first six months.

Under President Bashar Assad's father, Hafez, Syria's regime provided a quiet haven for the PKK.Tensions in Turkey's Kurdish-dominated south-east had diminished in recent years, with Kurds welcoming a more receptive response to demands for national rights, while the Kurdish regional government in northern Iraq sometimes restricts PKK access to its own rugged Turkish borderlands.