Sentence examples for He constraints from inspiring English sources

Winterson has explored this theme in her fiction for decades – as if to say, if only we could get beyond he constraints of gender, we might be more sexually fulfilled.

He cited two constraints he typically faced in the classroom: (a) having tangible prototypes that could yield reliable data, along with (b) classroom time restrictions.

He added: "Constraints will force them to re-allocate their capital elsewhere".

Tomorrow night John Stossel, ABC's scourge of the left, goes after what he considers constraints on free speech in the claimed interests of civility.

He faces economic constraints as he struggles to redefine Taiwan's relationship with China.

But he said legal constraints meant he could not speak more of the case stemming back to a conversation between the Conservative MP and police officers in Downing Street.

He told Borchard what only three or four close friends knew: who he was and under what constraints he was living.

"Not only did he disregard the constraints of bail, he escalated his criminal behavior to murder and attempted murder," Barnes wrote.

He has repeatedly said he supports such constraints on elected leaders, dismissed the idea that anyone is indispensable, and once called an effort to revise the limits "disgusting".

Given the constraints he'll face with the Federal budget, he'll need all the outside help he can get.

"We're much more pressured here because of the time constraints," he says, quick to caveat that he's deeply impressed with the event as a whole.