Sentence examples for who restricted from inspiring English sources
To the researchers' surprise, the weight lifters actually had significantly fewer flare-ups than the women who restricted their activity.
At the time, the investigation was monitored by a Pentagon official who restricted the flow of information.
The original promise of digital technologies was unapologetically democratic: empowering the voiceless, breaking down borders to build cross-national communities, and eliminating elite referees who restricted political discourse.
His passion for books derived from Mr. Eckersley's paternal grandfather, a Methodist minister, who restricted all activities but reading on the Sabbath.
It capped an impressive bowling performance by Sussex, who restricted the visitors to 189 on a good pitch with a fast outfield.
Macri abandoned the confrontative attitude of former president Cristina Kirchner, who restricted hydrocarbon exploration in the area around the islands and at one point barred sea cruisers bound for the Falklands from docking at Argentinian ports.
Polivy reports that food restriction can cause various cognitive disruptions, predisposing those who restrict intake to eat excessively - even binge - once restrictions are lifted; these behaviors can cause them to become overly preoccupied with and emotionally responsive to food [ 37].
The family context of low-income parents who restrict child screen time.
Any official who restricts enforcement of the provision is subject to a fine of up to $5,000 a day.
In any case I feel that those readers who restrict themselves to fiction may be denying themselves pleasure as well as instruction.
It is Colonel Wakefield who restricts the accommodation at Kabini to 14 rooms plus six cottages and five small tented dwellings, and forbids cellphones.
