Sentence examples for word restriction from inspiring English sources

We have to learn the word restriction".

Comments didn't have our word restrictions – they could have been a good place to work out some problems, but weren't.

Journal editors place word restrictions on papers so full descriptions of all secondary outcomes are not always possible.

However, we acknowledge that the problem of word limits may be alleviated by the increasing number of electronic journals publishing online with no word restrictions.

Previous to the widespread availability of journal webspace for additional information, it could have been argued that some aspects of poor reporting were necessitated by word restrictions.

A second recommendation was that: "A stable 'intervention bank' should be established (e.g. videos, manuals, and fidelity tools linked to trial registration number) to overcome the problem of word restrictions in journals, etc".

In other words, restriction of (pi _infty ) onto (U_{p^{n-1}}) defines a faithful representation of (mathcal {K}_{p, n}).

The proposal puts some broadly worded restrictions on that money, saying that it would be used, for example, to make hospitals safer and more efficient.

This past weekend, as the effects of Trump's abrupt and rather vaguely worded restrictions on refugees and immigrants from seven majority Muslim countries took hold, America's airports and courts were plunged into chaos.

In other words, restrictions on medical care use reduced the respondents' medical treatment but increased their absences.

The below essay analyzes whether Twitter's word count restriction is shrinking our vocabulary.