Sentence examples for constrained any from inspiring English sources

Resource limitation constrained any ability to respond at all, with both grazed and ungrazed networks gradually thinning out over time.

The risk of strikes on Seoul has long constrained any talk of preemptive military action against North Korea, and that risk remains today.

(Oncologist D10) The imperative to start treatment within a certain time period constrained any flexibility that may have been needed to assess people thoroughly, and any further multidisciplinary input needed to their treatment plan and its execution.

A systematic review of studies between 1990 and 2000, mostly from the USA, Canada and Europe, found that the costs attributable to bloodstream infections was the highest of different types of infection but lack of standardisation and methodological rigour of the studies constrained any conclusions [ 48].

This requirement cannot constrain any future Senate.

In this way, North Korean weakness constrains any American options.

Membership, some analysts in the region say, could constrain any Bolivian temptation toward radicalism.

By constraining any Democrats who might take office in the future, Presidents Reagan and George H. W. Bush were serving their constituents.

In theory, at least, career diplomats working under a politically appointed ambassador might constrain any inappropriate behavior.

These structural pressures constrain any U.S. or North Korean leader — and may indicate why preemptive wars or miscalculation spirals are historically rare.

For a structure to be repairable, in addition to constraining any inelastic deformation to removable dissipative members, any permanent (residual) drift should be eliminated.