Sentence examples for a much more constrained from inspiring English sources

If you could transport yourself back to 1982, you'd find a much more constrained world, where great wine meant Bordeaux and Burgundy, with perhaps some Champagne thrown in.

First, at low BLAST scores (e.g. of 1e-5), some families will show diverging sequences, but other won't, suggesting that the later have a much more constrained evolution than the former.

One workstation, however, will provide a much more constrained viewpoint, by giving visitors access to the Internet as experienced by those living in China.

It's a notable transformation for a politician who as a senator talked in grand terms about the need to combat global warming but adopted a much more constrained approach in the run-up to his 2012 reelection.

Then FriendFeed comes along and seemingly duplicates this window into its stream, a much more constrained cloud divided into overlapping concepts called Friend lists and Rooms respectively.

Soccer fans who couldn't score a ticket to the last World Cup had to watch its games' wide-ranging action on a much more constrained venue: their TV sets.

In images tagged "Portrait," the typical horizontal position of a face is much more constrained than the vertical position.

If plants are grown in poor soil, in a restricted space with no additional nutrients, then final size should be much more constrained by the availability of belowground resources.

In more equal societies, as in the postwar era, finance is much more constrained.

But if the judge is persuaded by the Republican assertion, his task would be much more constrained.

Without the bill to reset the federal government's baseline tax revenue, Republicans would be much more constrained when it came time to overhaul the tax code.