Sentence examples for strictures for the from inspiring English sources

Therefore the use of biodegradable stents is very limited in benign biliary strictures for the moment.

His method would be grounded in methodical collection of data and observations, coupled with correction of our senses (and particularly, strictures for the avoidance of the Idols, as he called them, kinds of systematic errors to which naïve observers are prone).

How easily, I thought at the time, this bench could be mistaken for a group of novelists discussing each other's work, reserving harsher strictures for those foolish enough to be absent.

While sports radio gives a grudging respect to Olympic sports where Americans excel, there are no such strictures for those competitions where we don't usually medal.

The company has been loosening its fashion strictures for employees over the past few years, and it now permits workers to wear hijabs.

Prior studies suggest the usefulness of intralesional steroid injection into benign esophageal strictures for augmentation of the effects of endoscopic dilatation [ 9, 10].

By contrast, Mr. Brown's strictures for one of the British bankers whose missteps forced a multibillion-dollar government bailout, and who then quit with a pension of close to $1 million a year, seemed "a bit rich," Mr. Ivens said, "when Brown can't bring himself to say 'sorry' for anything".

He stopped calling for Brazil to break with the International Monetary Fund and its economic strictures and for the country's debts to be "renegotiated".

As with a haiku, the strictures for a sandwich are few and straightforward (bread, filling, condiment), the possibilities endless.

Surely, in addition to the reasons Luciano proposes (competition in the workplace, midlife crisis), men's preoccupations with their looks have lately been legitimized at least in part because feminism has loosened the strictures for both sexes.

My father did not subscribe to all of the traditional strictures for women.