Sentence examples for constrains one from inspiring English sources

He said the role of the BBC Trust – which replaced the BBC's board of governors as the corporation's governance and regulatory body in 2007 – "maybe constrains one too much in relation to programmes, but that's the situation as it is".

The STATISTICA Data Miner approach constrains one to do the appropriate group of operations in sequence when building a model in the visual programming diagram of a workspace.

Principled action constrains one's action, and it is rational to be so constrained.

Like all women of lofty ambition, she is keenly and woefully aware that in 2016, less than a century out from women's suffrage, pioneering into a space formerly only occupied by men requires an acceptance that gender constrains one to work within the system, rather than from outside of it.

However, the small number of cycles constrains one of the essential features of PCR: full-length products accumulate exponentially while incomplete products accumulate arithmetically.

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.

But a difference between them is that in the case of thought, how the object of thought is at the moment one is thinking of it does not in any way constrain one's thinking of it; but in the case of perception it does.

A big city is good at providing anonymity and escape, not least, perhaps, from family and friends who may have constrained one's inclinations.