Sentence examples for unnecessarily limiting from inspiring English sources

This is an inspiring idea, even an ennobling one, though perhaps "political" is unnecessarily limiting.

The amendment now being discussed states that "marriage in the United States shall consist only of the union of a man and a woman," unnecessarily limiting both states' rights and individual privacy.

It would be a tragedy if the implementation of an expenses scheme were to have the effect of inadvertently and unnecessarily limiting access to the role of MP for those with young families, caring responsibilities or other challenging personal circumstances".

Consequently, the provided results may be either suboptimal or valid under unnecessarily limiting assumptions for a flexible manufacturing cell.

Some hypothetical problems related to durability aspects have resulted in RCA being employed only as base filler for pavement construction (Muscalu et al. 2013; Vancura et al. 2009), thereby and unnecessarily limiting the scope of application of RCA.

This implies that the introduction of the proactive policy constraint is good at avoiding the cases in which channel rate is very low, but conversely it is unnecessarily limiting the use of channels when a higher rate could be obtained.

He'd been coming around the wicket, Morkel, which quite unnecessarily limited his potential modes of dismissing the tailenders.

"We want to make sure food manufacturers are not unnecessarily limited in making claims," said Thierry Dieu, communications manager for the Confederation of Food and Drinks Industry.

Some residents have objected that the new lighting regulations unnecessarily limit the freedom of individuals to do as they like on their own property.

Applying a broad ban on driving to everyone with an A.D.H.D. or autism spectrum disorder diagnosis might unnecessarily limit those who can be taught to drive safely and, in turn, significantly limit their independence.

She criticised the MoD's policy on disclosure of evidence at inquests into soldiers' deaths in Iraq, saying the ministry had delayed the release of documents, issued heavily redacted versions and "unnecessarily limited" the information given to Fusilier Gentle's family.