Sentence examples for but constraining from inspiring English sources

All this was flattering but constraining.

Giving devolved responsibility but constraining local decision-making creates an unhappy compromise where accountabilities remain confused and unclear.

Any part of this window still places it as the oldest pantherine, but constraining that to a more specific date between 4-6m yeago ago will be essential to furthering our understanding of pantherine evolution and indeed the evolution of this new species".

But constraining ourselves to private equity would be a mistake as well, which itself is a relatively small asset class (although one that has grown tremendously over the years).

Having a short elevator pitch that neatly summarizes a new idea is important, but constraining such descriptors to less than a tweet is a step too far in my view.

Optimal policy is about using both but constraining both, rather than iconizing one and demonizing the other. .

The soprano Courtenay Budd sang with agility but constrained sound.

The French philosopher Michel Foucault notes that in all societies discourse is controlled - imperceptibly constrained, perhaps, but constrained nonetheless.

That is how their relationship had once been, cordial but constrained.

His playing was ingenious but constrained by Ms. White's deliberately undeveloped approach.

Catriona McKenzie's heart-warming walkabout drama Satellite Boy was well received but constrained by a very limited release.