Sentence examples for somewhat restrictive views from inspiring English sources

While there is of course nothing wrong with upper-middle-class language schools or upper-middle-class girlfriends, both tended to offer somewhat restrictive views of Brazilian society.

"This initiative removes the majority of properties for sale from the clutches of a somewhat restrictive tax, giving a welcome boost to the spring market.

Unfortunately, some conditions of stability are somewhat restrictive as applied to practical applications.

It is noteworthy that even at this highly general level, this consideration is somewhat restrictive.

This is somewhat restrictive since we cannot obtain independent pulse, only pulse which differ by the scale factors (alpha_{k}).

A more general null-space solution scheme and a somewhat restrictive range-space solution scheme are outlined to solve the discretized equations resulting from the use of NURBS.

Current UAVs are somewhat restrictive in that they have fixed and rigid wings, which reduces the flexibility in how they can fly.

The assumption is somewhat restrictive, but it is necessary because of the lack of information about the physical properties of each lump.

For larger networks, the requirement of a single reference clock is somewhat restrictive, since when it fails the whole network fails.

Well, that's where those somewhat restrictive policies come in.

But under somewhat restrictive conditions that some think were designed to get Don to say no.