Sentence examples for are now constrained from inspiring English sources

All are now constrained because of the shutdown that began at 12 01 on Tuesday morning.

But at the same time, we have lost something: our scientific imaginations are now constrained by the genome we have.

This is unlikely to be enough for the Iranians, who are now constrained by the public remarks by the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on the issue.

Input spectra, in other words the very LIS, for solar modulation models are now constrained by in situ observations and can therefore not any longer be treated arbitrarily.

Armenia has traditionally relied heavily on Iran as an economic partner, but those ties are now constrained by the sanctions over Iran's nuclear program.

If Cravath et al are now constrained to pay beginners in law $65,000 per year so they won't go to Wall Street's investment banking houses and earn twice as much, doesn't that illustrate our preference for manipulation over substance?

Are we so cowed by vested interests that free speech, which includes the freedom to offend, is now constrained?

Some even think it could be a great tool for organic farming, whose once-meteoric growth is now constrained by the lack of productivity tools common in large-scale agriculture.

The Pendleian/Arnsbergian boundary defined at the base of the E2a ammonoid zone is now constrained to 325.9 Ma and the base of the Lyginopteris stangeri Zone at the base of the Ostrava Formation to ~ 329.2 Ma.

The resolution of the capture is now constrained by that of the camera, and so we can employ cameras with a large pixel count and capture a large quantity of data per capture.

While the selection of key sites for biodiversity protection is now constrained by the availability of intact habitats, information on the distribution of species remains important for the selection of new protected areas and for determining and prioritizing conservation actions within existing ones.