Sentence examples for constrained for your from inspiring English sources

Draw inspiration from them, but state that they are too constrained for your beliefs.

"People constrained for vacation time get the biggest bang for their buck," he said.

But it is also sluggish and too decorously constrained for a comedy so driven by a mad, topsy-turvy epidemic of misdirected love".

It has been suggested that with a greater share of household responsibilities, commuting becomes more stressful as women are constrained for time.

The film is the displaced realization of a life both too vast and too petty, too wild and too constrained for the great man condemned to live it.

http://t.co/9OaNqulOv3 — Nick Bilton (@nickbilton) 22 Oct 13 New iPad Mini shipping after bigger iPad suggests that supply is expected to be constrained for the more-popular Mini.

Spielberg will have his work cut out for him: Tintin may be too constrained for American tastes, being possessed of no superpowers, and with his earthly powers under tight restriction.

It said the London market was expected to be constrained for some time because of political and economic concerns in the UK and Europe, tighter mortgage lending markets and a mismatch between price expectations of buyers and sellers.

"The ability to innovate is severely constrained, for example, it would be good to develop hand held devices for staff on community payback placements or out on home visits.

Even if the economy were, miraculously, to bounce back and grow during 2010, the state of the public finances is so dire that government expenditure will be heavily constrained for several years to come.

iOS is simply too constrained for my taste.