Sentence examples for which is restricting from inspiring English sources

By having the astronauts turn valves on and off, NASA engineers on the ground said they had determined that the problem was probably "a piece of debris that's lodged in the line somewhere and which is restricting the flow," rather than a failure in a sensor or in the pumps and radiators, said Greg Lange, a NASA spokesman in Houston.

Improving diabetes treatment needs intensive glucose monitoring which is restricting for patients and time-consuming for physicians.

But the UN agencies cautioned that the continued flow of aid is under threat because of escalating violence, which is restricting access to war and drought-affected people, exacerbating the already fragile situation.

This would shrink the species' range, which is restricted to water with low salinity.

But the centerpiece of call is its Web site, which is restricted to military personnel, Defense Department civilians, and coalition allies.

But it's not unusual in China for people to bribe doctors for ultrasound information, which is restricted by law.

The popular Yves Saint Laurent Downtown bag, which is restricted to three per customer at Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman, costs $1,495.

Rhoipteleaceae contains one genus with one species, Rhoiptelea chiliantha (horsetail tree), which is restricted to Vietnam and southern China.

(Which was not cheap; the costs totaled about $2.3 million, only partly covered by the Paris Opera, which is restricted by government regulations on how its budget is spent).

During the campaign, which is restricted to 36 days, Mr. Day has avoided controversial stands on social issues, which have been cut from his party's platform.

If a solution cannot be found, only then is there a duty to provide accommodation, which is restricted to those in priority need.