Sentence examples for would become restricted from inspiring English sources

Next, Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi presumably will turn his attention to his talented young forwards, Tyler Toffoli and Tanner Pearson, because both would become restricted free agents after this season.

(Indeed, the word "chemotherapy" then covered all these antibacterials as well as the anticancer therapeutics to which the term would later become restricted).

These stem cells would be the origin of the epithelial compartment, where committed precursor cells become restricted to either a myoepithelial or luminal (ductal or alveolar) fate [ 1].

Because of the required changes, life had become restricted.

Importantly, during development Cx36 expression becomes restricted to neuronal cells, while Cx43 expression becomes restricted to astrocytes [8], [9].

Smoking became restricted to designated areas only.

And Twitter's sudden popularity, as much as its sudden redefinition of writing, seemed to confirm the fear that the Internet was "killing our culture". How could people continue to write well (and even think well) in this new confined space -- what would become of a mind so restricted?

Although some local jurisdictions restrict lethal force, California would become the first state to do so, according to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

India would become the second country in recent weeks to restrict BlackBerry services.

If analyses were restricted to postmenopausal women, this detection threshold would become about twofold, whereas if we were to consider only women with a family history the threshold would be about threefold to fourfold.

As medical science advanced, more conditions would become amenable to routine treatment, and expensive hospital care could be restricted to fewer cases.