Sentence examples for constrained there from inspiring English sources

Roles for African-Americans are still constrained there, he said.

The dogma of the time dictated that new playwrights went in the theatre upstairs, but Mojo felt constrained there.

"The woman travels to a strange place, her life is constrained there, and it's controlled by a man who seems to change his nature from the situation in which she first met him.

Carl Emmerson of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, reckons the inflationary overrun would add some £3 billion to public spending in 2009-10.With both monetary and fiscal policy so constrained, there is precious little the government can do to allay the economic pain over the coming year.

Although the above scenario may seem to be somewhat loosely constrained, there are two other independent studies that provide additional support for these hypotheses.

As the number of messages is constrained, there is a bounded influence a potentially faulty node can have on messages from nodes connected to a separated CIS.

"If Heathrow remains constrained then there will be continued pressure for the number and frequency of regional services to decline," Nigel Milton, Heathrow's director of external affairs told The Independent.

Where there's constrained supply, there's demand.

Diversity has traditionally been constrained because there are a limited number of insurance policies available on the settlement market.

So I wouldn't say you are constrained, but there are limitations as to how far you can go with putting your own stamp on the part.

The basic dance formation is that of a circle that moves counterclockwise; if space is constrained or there are many participants, dancers form concentric circles that move in opposite directions.