Sentence examples for thus restricted from inspiring English sources

iPhone / iPad Two more broadcaster-Olympics apps here, from NBC in the US (and thus restricted to that country).

If I were not the art director of The New York Times Book Review (and thus restricted to Franklin Gothic, Imperial and Bookman), mine would be Bembo.

The C.V.T.'s steel belt is engineered to cope with the high torque of the Murano's V-6 engine; until recently, C.V.T.'s were unable to handle much torque, and were thus restricted to cars smaller than the Murano.

Ever since cable became nearly ubiquitous, broadcast executives have complained that they are at a disadvantage because they are so heavily scrutinized and, thus, restricted in what they can show.

The city has thus restricted knish sales to the big so-called processing food carts, which are equipped with a small oven for cooking, along with sinks, hot and cold running water.

By innovating a feminine singular *aw-aḷ 'she' (female human), the South Dravidian languages thus restricted the meaning of *a-tu to 'it' (nonhuman animate/thing).

That's because the brain is working so hard to stay alert that higher-order brain activity must be conserved and thus restricted, Ms. Heffernan explains.

Its financing capacity is thus restricted.

The estimation is thus restricted to individuals with observed X1.

In vivo administration is limited to the parenteral route, and their clinical usefulness is thus restricted.

The problem under consideration (femtocells coverage prediction) can be thus restricted to the two-dimensional case.