Sentence examples similar to constraining reader from inspiring English sources

I leave it to the reader to consider whether or not this describes our current political culture where presidential powers collide with constraining congressional forces.

But whereas Rowling's shepherding of readers was, in the Harry Potter series, an essential asset, in "The Casual Vacancy" her firm hand can feel constraining.

Or constraining it somewhat.

Last June we offered readers a broad overview of the situation, with a special focus on the role of climate change in constraining global food production.

It needs constraining.

Constraining time encourages quality time.

"Debt is constraining.

How are we constraining them?

This advice probably feels constraining.

Yet without ever explaining precisely why, she has chosen to attack the pill with such vehemence and with such an array of horror stories that the reader is almost constrained to take the pill by the hand and comfort it.

Usability of the screen readers is mainly constrained by the complex structure/poor accessibility of web pages.