Sentence examples for at constraints from inspiring English sources
Of course you cannot answer this, but what I think you can do is to look at constraints on growth.
In both the wars against the Islamic State and in Afghanistan, senior commanders have chafed at constraints imposed by Mr. Obama.
"We're constantly looking at constraints and adjustments to optimize which ads are shown and how often," a spokesperson told the site.
Many of the voters who come out to meet Heinz Kerry are middle-aged working women, chafing at constraints they have outgrown, and they applaud her defiance in breaking the mold of First Lady-like self-effacement.
He bristles at constraints and expresses envy of autocrats like President Xi Jinping of China who do not have to deal with independent power centers like the Federal Reserve or the courts.
But now, as she weighs competing inclinations — she believes Americans should have health care but is wary of President Obama's plan; she bristles at burdens on small business but also at constraints on women's rights — she is not so sure.
The debate will be continued at the RIBA on Tuesday 5 March, at Constraint and Creativity: Is Red Tape the Enemy of Architecture?
Of importance, however, is that punishment at constraint works rather reliably over a large parameter range and that the variances have been drastically reduced.
There are various levels at which constraints might operate, of course, and at certain levels the existence of constraints of one kind or another is not disputed.
That is much easier said than done when you look at budgetary constraints.
