Sentence examples for constraining that from inspiring English sources

As much as laptops enable limitless sound generation, they often also have the effect of constraining that music.

Expert opinion was thus valued by carer participants as a resource complementing their own agency, rather than as a 'gatekeeping' entity shaping and perhaps constraining that agency.

To some, the limits that are emerging are so constraining that they make a mockery of the process.

But "we will be wary of proposals so constraining that it would be impossible for a commissioner to do his job".In Kent, Mrs Barnes has been asked to run for commissioner.

Any part of this window still places it as the oldest pantherine, but constraining that to a more specific date between 4-6m yeago ago will be essential to furthering our understanding of pantherine evolution and indeed the evolution of this new species".

Tang et al. studied unsupervised multi-view feature selection by constraining that similar data instances from each view should have similar pseudo-class labels [31].

But energy prices could constrain that growth.

"Rhee is not constrained that way.

"We and Zynga and Facebook have retroactively had to put lots of policies in place to constrain that".

There was a back staircase I liked, an invitation to rainy-day playfulness in a house that seemed to constrain that sort of thing.

For the same human progress that gives us the technology to strike half a world away also demands the discipline to constrain that power — or risk abusing it.