Sentence examples for constrained by its from inspiring English sources
When it did it was so constrained by its own protocols that it treated relatively few patients.
This becomes complex, since the hummingbird is constrained by its skeleton and how it can maneuver is unknown.
Like the next item on this list, it's mostly constrained by its rarity, but anyone who manages to snag one has something truly dangerous on their hands.
When constrained by its context, that line is compelling; it reads as a call to obey one's conscience over and above unjust laws.
Background: An animal's behavioral strategies are often constrained by its evolutionary history and the resources available to it.
Ron Shelton's screwball boxing comedy "Play It to the Bone" is so constrained by its formulaic plot that the movie's juicy, freewheeling dialogue feels shoehorned into a story that makes more sense mathematically than psychologically.
As it is, Hillary's candidacy is both empowered and constrained by its deep roots in the politics of the 1990s.
The Met is constrained by its footprint in Central Park.
Baseball grooves on and is constrained by its traditions.
The site is a worthy but limited effort, constrained by its scope and its resources.
He said the county's response had not been constrained by its fiscal woes.
