Sentence examples for will be restrictive from inspiring English sources

With Yourmagz's tagline "Freedom to publish," it doesn't sound like the platform will be restrictive.

Notice the feeling: it will be restrictive, shrinking.

In short, government policy will be restrictive in the second half of this year.

However, if the size is too small, it will be restrictive and uncomfortable.

In almost all cases, a clause beginning with the relative pronoun that will be restrictive and should not be set off with commas: "The car accident that I had yesterday will really raise my insurance bill".. Use FANBOYS to help you remember the coordinating conjunctions.

At the same time, he indicates that the amendments will not all be restrictive, and that the powers of corporations will be so clearly defined as to give stability to business by precluding surprises due to unexpected interpretations of the law by the courts.

"If the American position in the light of 'fast track' is going to be extremely restrictive in relation to Brazilian products that are competitive for export, the Brazilian counteroffer will be equally restrictive".

Still, there are risks that the structure will be too restrictive and create additional problems.

Critics say it will be more restrictive than any rules on religion seen during 70 years of Soviet rule.

According to The Associated Press, Robert Churchill, the secretary of the association, said at the annual meeting of the Old Greenwich Association last month: "We will come up with a plan and propose it, and I assure you that it will be more restrictive than the current town plan".

The range and variety are such that it may be well-nigh impossible to formulate a meaningful definition of the circumstances that produce learning, for the definition either will be so restrictive that it clearly applies to only a fraction of the cases that should be regarded as instances of learning, or it will be so broad that it says nothing.