Sentence examples for time restricts from inspiring English sources

In copywriting, 50 words is a huge amount of copy: Google Adwords, to me, the single most successful advertising medium of all time, restricts a writer to 25 characters for the title, and 70 characters for the ad text — about 15 words in total.

The decaying effect of HCl doping with time restricts its application in the OLED devices based on HCl-doped graphene films.

In applying them to a term of conventional rhetoric, Aristotle appeals to a well-known rhetorical technique, but, at the same time, restricts and codifies the original meaning of 'enthymeme': properly understood, what people call 'enthymeme' should have the form of a sullogismos, i.e., a deductive argument.

Time restricts the availability to pursue other activities, either with the family or alone.

In light of the critique of Colley et al. [ 9] that in late-capitalism the commodification of time restricts learning and promotes wages (exchange values) over caring for people (use values), these data show a need for further research on 'temporality' in human resources for health.

Deed restrictions at the time restricted home prices to over $7,000 and specified architectural styles, with a gentlemen's agreement excluding blacks, Jews, and other minorities.

More photo-sharing, but this time restricted to your closest contacts.

But the Tory government was determined, and in 1905 it passed the Aliens Act, which for the first time restricted immigration.

As one senator said at the time, restricted immunity was "all that a rascal ought to have at the hands of justice".

"Depending on what the specific rules are for a condominium and co-op, the condominium or co-op may have an easier time restricting the use of a particular apartment," he said.

They say the classes, often survey courses covering a lot of broad ground in a short period of time, restrict teacher creativity and the ability to probe enticing themes, while increasing stress on students.