Sentence examples for was so restrictive from inspiring English sources
Catriona hadn't realised abortion law in Northern Ireland was so restrictive.
Spending cuts appealed to conservative primary voters, but the amendment was so restrictive that most of those who had actually read it thought that it would cripple the ability of state and local governments to budget for essential services.
That rider was so restrictive that the only area left where programs could have operated was graveyards or in the middle of the Potomac River, city officials and needle exchange advocates said.
The blanket-filter system, he said, was so restrictive that parents had found they were unable to access such services as on-demand TV and had simply turned the filters off because they were too annoying.
ATLANTA, Nov. 21 — The Georgia Supreme Court unanimously struck down a state law Wednesday that limited where registered sex offenders could live, ruling that the statute was so restrictive it unconstitutionally deprived the offenders of their property rights.
This resulted in the protection of life during pregnancy bill, which, as the Abortion Rights Campaign argued at the time, was so restrictive that it was doubtful whether it would enable a suicidal teenage rape victim to access abortion at all.
Our concept of beauty is so restrictive.
"If someone says, 'I hate this thing, it's so restrictive' well, comedy is restrictive.
But recently, Mrs. Keeling learned that her family's diet need not be so restrictive.
Pregnant pigs are often confined in farrowing crates which are so restrictive they cannot turn around.
