Sentence examples for were still restricted from inspiring English sources

However these figures must be set in the context that, for most people, overall status remained unchanged; 39% of the sample remained restriction free at three year follow-up and most persons reporting a restriction at baseline were still restricted in at least one aspect of life three years later.

His visits were still restricted and it took a long time to set up another one.

During the first half of the 19th century, trade and industry were still restricted by regulations and guild rules.

Malton joined the Leicestershire force at a time when female officers were still restricted to minor, "women-related" tasks, often dealing with prostitutes.

The instinct was to drop ever deeper, although United were still restricted to long-range efforts.

Widows, who were often allowed much control over their own lives, were still restricted legally.

But doctors were still restricting their diets.

By early Wednesday afternoon, some vehicles were moving but authorities were still restricting new traffic.

He is still restricted to gym work.

But its operations are still restricted to just eight cities.

Prose literature was still restricted to religious writing.