Sentence examples for been constrained by a from inspiring English sources

The OFT has often been constrained by a lack of effective powers and resources.

Its ambitions have also been constrained by a moratorium on fracking imposed by the Scottish government.

Boston's supply has long been constrained by a rigorous permit process, high building costs and a lack of buildable sites.

Damazer said that while for most of its 40 years on air, Radio 4's output may have been constrained by a "middle-class set of cultural and linguistic… reference points", this was no longer the case.

Admittedly, the government has been constrained by a budget deficit that is running at nearly 4% of GDP, partly because of the high transitional cost of a pension reform.

Evolutionary diversification among the monocotyledons appears to have been constrained by a number of fundamental features of the group, most notably the absence of a typical vascular cambium and the parallel-veined rather than net-veined leaves.

We introduce a constrained logic scheme with a resolution principle for clauses whose variables are constrained by a constraint theory.

Not being constrained by a seat belt was the pioneer spirit of freedom.

KAUFMAN -- Forecasting is a very difficult business and is constrained by a whole series of aspects.

Vali Nasr added, "Even Khamenei's authority is constrained by a whole web of relationships".

Hedge funds are constrained by a variety of factors (see article).