Sentence examples for constrains a from inspiring English sources

"Not every legal rule that constrains a jury's discretion is an attack on the jury system," said David F. Levi, a federal district judge in Sacramento.

But debt also constrains a company — after all, if it can't pay what it owes, it faces the threat of bankruptcy.

The word "war" both empowers and constrains a President, and there are reasons — apart from his policy preferences or convenience — why it should.

This constrains a higher investment into bulbils as the only remaining mode of reproduction.

Conditioned to the above constrains, a Clar structure must contain the maximum number possible of π-sextets.

(3) Conditioned to the above constrains, a Clar structure must contain the maximum number possible of π-sextets.

Mobility constrains an animal to maintain more or less the same shape throughout its active life.

The collar constrains an overwhelming abundance of slopping and spilling flesh.

"It would be like constraining a physicist to learn about gravity without ever building a vacuum tube," Dr. Baker said.

But like a rock video, they constrain a listener's own imagination, too often in the service of Cirque clichés.

While Murdo acts out his desire for self-fulfilment, Tom lives in as constrained a way as possible.