Sentence examples for constrain the fact from inspiring English sources

While Trump's militarism, unfortunately, may be harder to constrain, the fact that the air strikes were fairly limited may be indicative that he recognizes that the American public is not interested in the United States getting involved in another major Middle Eastern war.

The associated experiments are always constrained by the fact that hardware must be provided.

Mr. Heifetz explained that he still felt constrained by the fact that "she was my friend's little sister".

"We will not be constrained by the fact that we are working with others as well," Secretary Powell said.

But again and again I failed to breathe life into the thing, constrained by the fact that my parents were still alive to read what I had written.

Sorghum grain production in sub-Saharan Africa is constrained by the fact that farmers' choice of improved varieties is limited.

There was speculation the pace of the French advance was being constrained by the fact that the retreating rebels are holding western hostages, including eight French citizens.

But ExxonMobil was constrained by the fact that most of its Democratic Party connections were tied to the failed Presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton.

Watson had arrested a whaling vessel on the high seas, but he was constrained by the fact that he had no real authority to do so.

The extent of the changes, however, is constrained by the fact that there are fewer people in the newsroom at night.

Today, there is enormous pressure to cut spending and the Fed is severely constrained by the fact that its target interest rate is already at zero.