Sentence examples for constraining on from inspiring English sources

When we want every development dollar to count for an immediate impact, it becomes very constraining on our ability to re-think our approach to problems.

"The Consumer Confidence lead investors to believe that the Fed had room to make more of a cut, but I think now, people constraining on that because there's still cloudiness," says Gallagher, in terms of the market's outlook.

While these accounting and accountability changes were constraining on certain field participants they were also productive in that the new flows of accounting information created new opportunities within the field for certain field participants.

Upon some reflection by anyone who has drawn a redistricting plan -- and I've been a redistricting consultant in 14 states -- geography is not really constraining on congressional redistricting.

The observed high variability between clusters in both parameters suggests that constraining on these factors was needed to reduce risk of bias.

The high variability between clusters in both water access and sanitation suggests that constraining on these factors was prudent in reducing risk of bias from imbalances across groups.

The hierarchical nature of Afghani society was reported to constrain on-the-job training.

The adoption of 3 months is a compromise, constrained on one side by the limits of recall and on the other by the purpose of the enquiry.

Gary Gibbon on his Channel 4 blog says David Cameron is constrained on Syria because he knows he would lose a Commons vote on arming the opposition.

"Yes, you can call it [Android] open source but in practicality, you're getting more and more constrained on what's possible in that environment," Elop says.

And the modern-day C.E.O. is so highly constrained on what he or she can or cannot do precisely for that reason.