Sentence examples for too restricted for from inspiring English sources

A nuanced style of movement of this type is too restricted for some viewers and there is no question that a company program leaning too heavily on Mr. Louis's more lyrical side can give the impression of sameness.

By contrast, simpler designs such as the 7g have mobilities that are too restricted for practical use.

Our public dollars are simply too restricted for risk taking, and sadly many of our big foundations appear unwilling to back ideas that haven't already been proven.

Others, however, find their sexual characteristics too restricting for the roles they adopt and consequently seek to change these elements of their bodies through surgical and chemical intervention.

John felt the Velvets were too restricting for him that the band really wasn't letting him develop his full talents anymore.

Many high-protein, low-carb diets can simply feel too restricting for long-term adoption.

During the first part (weeks 1 – 6) the focus is on analyzing hindrances for a balanced and health-promoting occupational lifestyle, such as too restricted time for leisure and inequitable distribution between family members with regard to household work.

Explicit approximating formulae are generally too restricted in their validity range for engineering purposes.

The lack of a local file directory likely makes the iPad Pro a no-go as a work machine for actual office desk jockeys, so ultimately, the iPad Pro is too restricted to be a full computer for a chunk of the population.

Overall these three types of characters can be likened to the story of Goldilocks: plesiomorphies are too hot (too widespread), autapomorphies are too cold (too restricted), and synapomorphies are just right (for determining phylogenetic relationships).

This isn't a first-rate play: the palette for each character is too restricted and the range of sympathies too narrow.