Sentence examples for strictures start from inspiring English sources

But drive two and a half hours south, to the Emilia-Romagna town of Ravenna, and the strictures start multiplying.

He broke away from such church-going strictures when he started selling guidebooks in Disneyland and learned to play the banjo.

The digital revolution has wrought more filmmakers than the film industry can handle, which has allowed upstarts like Smith to start their own operations without the strictures and hindrances of the old guard.

It's time nonprofit leaders stand up and start demanding the end to some serious strictures that hold them back from doing their jobs.

It's a brave new world that has such mergers in it; and we should give that new world a chance to evolve before we start to place it under too many old-economy strictures.

"Once you start doing it, you like it," he says.Another attempt to evade Congress's strictures earned Mr Obama a rebuke from the courts in January.

On day 14, the gastric tube was removed and oral steroid, 20 mg/day, was started to prevent stricture; the dose was gradually decreased by 5 mg per week.

On day 9, the gastric tube was removed and oral steroid at 20 mg/day was started to prevent stricture; subsequently, the dose was gradually decreased by 5 mg per week.

Once the patient has started to experience dysphagia due to esophageal stricture, endoscopic dilatation with either a bougie or a balloon (EBD) is the preferred mode of treatment irrespective of the etiology [ 8].

Starting slowly, they bought what they liked — within the strictures of two civil-service incomes — with the only criterion that they be able to carry it home.

Hutch, a London- and Brighton-based studio, started out in 2011 after the founders became dissatisfied with the creative strictures of big games publisher life, and decided to set up their own — a familiar story in the games development space.