Sentence examples similar to a very constrained time from inspiring English sources

"The symbols themselves are a very constrained vocabulary," he said.

We (CDC) were just set up at that time, with very constrained funding.

"A lot of us felt very constrained growing up in the 1950s, which was a dismal and very conventional decade".

"As well as this being a public health problem, this does also store up problems for the NHS in future, as people with these conditions will be a drain on the NHS at a time when its resources are going to be very constrained," he explained.

Then the stories evolved and changed, but it would have become a bother to say every time, 'I guess what I have just written is a prose poem, or a meditation', and I would have felt very constrained by trying to label each individual work, so it was simply easier to call everything stories," she told the Observer in 2010.

"He was a very complex personality, and he was feeling very constrained by the essentialism implicit in Chicano notions of shared identity," Fox says.

"I feel very constrained," she said.

Well, I think his Presidency was very constrained.

San Francisco is certainly very constrained on that front. .

San Francisco is certainly very constrained on that front.

Everybody wanted the same thing and it was very constrained.