restricting造句

One example is restricting the range of values.

The imminent imposition of the Volcker rule restricting proprietary trading threatens a big profit engine.

By restricting the stack depth to three levels, you should avoid unexpected behaviour.

An individual mandate could violate that right by restricting choices of doctors or procedures.

A new study appears to lend credence to the belief that restricting certain foods could ease kids' symptoms.

Creativity flourishes when we open up, whereas control closes us down by restricting freedom of thought and process.

Another nearly lost the vital battle for Kohima, the gateway to India, because he wanted to keep to peacetime rules restricting the use of barbed wire.

If warranted, steps such as restricting the consumption of vegetables and dairy products produced in the vicinity of the power plant can also reduce exposure.

While the specific pathways aren't crystal clear, excess fat tissue in the abdomen is thought to increase the risk for asthma by restricting and inflaming airways.

We have tried rewarding him for not doing so, restricting fluids before bedtime and waking him in the night, but it hasn't worked.

So, what I want to do is, I want to discuss the scientific notion of language, at first restricting myself to systems like English and Dutch and American sign language and Navajo and so on.

The music industry is starting to consider restricting access to certain types of artists in an attempt to boost their staying power in popular culture and lengthen their careers, it added.