Sentence examples for constrained further from inspiring English sources

Support for this pacifist language still runs deep, and Mr. Koizumi is constrained further by his party's coalition with a Buddhist-affiliated partner that strongly renounces violence.

But Smith's wings have been clipped by the BBC Trust and Worldwide's activities are likely to be constrained further with the possible sale of its profitable stable of UK magazines including Radio Times and Top Gear.

The selection process is constrained further by an informal -- but, after 43 years, essentially requisite -- agreement to rotate through regions every two terms.

Indexers are constrained further by the specifications of the controlled vocabulary [ 20].

F1 embryos showed, predominantly, strong expression of EGFP-HRAS-G12V in the lens and trunk muscle cells, and most embryos died within 72 hours (Fig. 5A, left panel), which constrained further analysis.

The refined search criteria yielded 18 245 results and consequently the study was constrained further to the 28 most common journals returned by the search; these 28 accounted for ∼50% of results (9072 records) and included most major environmental and analytical chemistry journals.

That threatened to reduce the power supply enough to constrain further assembly of the station.

Despite the importance of agriculture to the economic well-being of the country, the lack of water, infrastructure, and arable land (less than one-tenth of Kenya can be used for agriculture) seriously constrains further expansion.

The findings of the study show that systems integration may both enable and constrain further innovation.

Different operation condition parameters of a microfluidic network would affect the reactor performance to a certain extents, constraining further improvement.

"The population trends are downwards, so now is a prime time to act to constrain further growth in these fisheries to keep them at sustainable levels".