Sentence examples for constrained terms from inspiring English sources

That would mean opening fewer new schools, on far more constrained terms, than the coalition has achieved.Still, Labour's position might be good politics.

Denitrification is the most poorly constrained term in the nitrogen (N) budgets of northern hardwood forests due to extraordinary complexity in soil, hydrology and ecosystem processes.

"We don't have the actual land space because it's constrained in terms of AONB, it's constrained in terms of greenbelt, constrained particularly in terms of flood plains and flood risk area.

If the concession was made in terms of usability or energy efficiently, it would mean the users would be constrained in terms of space, movement, autonomy, or even all of the three.

Carmakers without a diesel in their lineup are severely constrained in terms of growth prospects.

I think we have to be more constrained in terms of our ambition.

Until the investigation is complete, I'm necessarily constrained in terms of talking about the details of the case.

Under the Leahy Amendment, the U.S. government is constrained in terms of how much military assistance it can offer countries with bad human-rights records; similar concerns inhibit European countries as well.

"This is also potentially the biggest weakness with the study, as the locality is not very well constrained in terms of age, meaning that there is a nearly 2 million year window on when this organism lived.

Fournel's book is constrained in terms of subject matter: it is a short, intense love letter to the bicycle, a cyclo-philosophical treatise on what it means to go through life on two wheels.

A jury of military officers next month will determine his prison sentence, which will be constrained by terms of a plea agreement that remains under seal for now, said Capt.