Sentence examples for are very constrained from inspiring English sources

They are very constrained in how they can move around, largely for security reasons.

"Yes, we'd all like to make hay of this, and we'll do what we can, but we are very constrained," said Michael Mondavi, founder and president of Folio Fine Wine Partners, a producer and importer of wines here.

"This is one of those situations where if you are the challenger you are very constrained in what you can do," said Chris Lehane, a Democratic strategist, "and if you're the party that suffered this tragedy, your immediate focus is on the grief".

The results indicate that even in affordable housing, where the budgets are very constrained, a 1 to 2 percent additional investment in construction costs can yield buildings that perform at 20 to 30 percent greater efficiency while also promoting tenants' health and overall quality of life.

As observed before, the effective routes followed by messages targeted to BS are very constrained, almost deterministic, due to the deployment's linear topology, the transmission power preventing communication among static nodes, and the mobility pattern.

Some of the devices are very constrained sensors utilizing WSN radio technologies, whereas other devices use also cellular technologies and have at least a moderate amount of central processing unit (CPU) power and random access memory (RAM).

"The infrastructure for transmission in Connecticut is very constrained," she said.

And as Mr Hamilton notes, supply is very constrained in the short term.

"No, you're right, planning is very constrained, and it's a kind of blunt tool to do something where you want places that are like those grittier, more diverse places".

"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.

Strategically, I think you're right — the debate is all about austerity, which means it's being played on the Republicans' side of the field, and Obama is very constrained in what kind of programs (see his beloved high-speed rail) he can even argue for, let alone push through.