Sentence examples for can constrict from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin cannot deliver a deal with the ayatollahs, but it can constrict their options.

If bacteria spread from an abscess in a lower tooth, the swelling can constrict the airway.

Dyax recently signed a joint venture agreement with Genzyme to finance half the cost of advanced clinical trials of Dyax's new drug, known as DX-88, used to treat hereditary angioedema, a potentially fatal disorder that can constrict air passages.

In the medical literature, DMAA has often been described as a synthetic stimulant similar to amphetamines that can constrict blood vessels, raise blood pressure and heart rate, potentially increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

It is a rare condition, but often found among people with developed neck and shoulder muscles — swimmers, weight lifters, pitchers — because those bigger muscles can constrict that small opening, restricting blood flow or pinching a nerve.

But it can constrict blood vessels and potentially cause heart trouble.

In addition, over 20percentt of men are smokers, which is known to be a contributor to heart disease because it can narrow and constrict the blood vessels.

Fear of the attacks themselves generates a pattern of avoidance that can severely constrict the person's life.

"We'll make every effort we can to constrict the field in every manner and make it as tough as possible for him," Mike Westhoff, the Jets' special-teams coach, said of kicking to Hester.

After the fact, eye creams that contain caffeine can help constrict blood vessels and shrink the bags.

On that basis, I hate to lower the tone, but I ask him whether jamu can indeed constrict women's vaginas.