Sentence examples for constraining not only from inspiring English sources

In the first half of the 20th century, Germany and Japan lashed out in large part because they felt the world was constraining not only their military might, but their ability to manufacture and export.

In the United States, that means resolving the distressed mortgage debt that is weakening our financial system and reducing labor mobility, thereby constraining not only our growth but also our ability to grow.

That is, they are rights that precede and provide a basis for assessing and constraining not only the actions of individuals and groups but also the conduct of political and legal institutions.

Low agricultural productivity, petty income-generating activities, many of them managing households single-handedly, and the added burden of MVC/OVC are indeed constraining, not only to the MM but also for guardians.

Victor II thus was constrained not only by the failed mission to Byzantium but also by the threat from the south.

They were constrained not only by an unwillingness to question the commander in chief during combat but by the prospect of being pummeled by Republicans who were quick to attack any Democrat who questioned administration policy.

The actor who plays Winnie is constrained not only by tightly packed earth – up to her neck in the second act – but by detailed commands as to when to pause (often) and when to turn on and off her rictus smile.

The truth of this observation is being experienced very painfully today by south Europeans, whose economies are constrained not only by inflexible labor markets — which are being reformed — but also by a currency union that has lifted north European exporters, particularly Germans, and weakened everyone else.

The frictional instabilities (stress drops) were constrained not only by the shear speed but also by the particle size.

Thus, link scheduling with rechargeable nodes is constrained not only by co-channel interference but also by energy replenishment of the node.

The comparison of the data with the results of time-dependent hydrodynamic loop modeling of this flare allows us to constrain not only the loop morphology, but also the details of the heating function.