Sentence examples for constrains do from inspiring English sources

Being a developing country, financial constrains do not allow us to utilize these sophisticated preventive measures.

External legal constrains do not impose logical links among all strategic documents, neither the attainment of specific overall goals.

Only by moving cells out of tissue constrains does ERBB2 allow cell transformation.

How constraining do you want us to feel that society is?

Second, in case the financially constrained do not expect early revenues, they tend to exercise better perseverance than the unconstrained.

Low-income countries are cash constrained, do not reflect high profit markets and as a result, do not have the same degree of buyer power in price negotiations.

"Simply somebody just thinks about it and goes 'no wait; that old constrain doesn't actually exist anymore.

Among-individual variation can comprise the majority of a population's niche width, and only when the within-individual component of total niche width is constrained does between-individual variation become prominent.

Pwens like these can be bought and sold and constrained to do magical work against their will — there is a clear analogy to slavery.

There are the long hours during which little miss was constrained to do her cross stitch and when, despite her weariness, she found some satisfaction in reaching, perhaps, the "f" of the word "life".

In the company of the Americans, the Germans felt constrained to do the unthinkable and address one another by their first names, but they started to use the familiar pronoun du -- you -- that Germans use with family and friends.