Sentence examples for are being constricted from inspiring English sources

Second, our infrastructure in terms of stormwater drains and natural drains like wetlands are being constricted and getting encroached upon".

(E ) Intriguingly, liposomes are being constricted (partially) in the absence of added nucleotide.

My flexibility was being constricted.

Today, this critical space is being constricted worldwide.

He is rushed to the hospital, where the medical staff cut open his chest, only to find his heart is being constricted by an engineered parasite.

Conversely, if opiates are being used, the pupils will be constricted.

Campuses are being forced to tighten security, constrict their culture of openness and try to determine what has been stolen.

But you might just take a second look at a fellow in one of Mr. Slimane's suits, because apart from the fact that he would be wearing the trousers low on his hips, the way millions of kids do their jeans, you could see that his need to feel loose and sexy wasn't being constricted by the elegance of the suit.

The crux of Woolf's argument is that Brontë is an essentially "poetic", emotional writer: "All her force, and it is the more tremendous for being constricted, goes into the assertion, 'I love', 'I hate', 'I suffer'".

It is to say that being constricted makes all of those situations worse and robs you of present-moment joy.

Not all cats like being held and some cats find being constricted by homo sapiens in any position whatsoever to be undignified and intolerable.