Sentence examples for constrains them from inspiring English sources

For example, the 'Pauli exclusion principle' is what stops electrons from overlapping each other, and constrains them to occupy different energy-levels around the atomic nucleus.

It is all very well asking companies to behave better but they are in a system which they believe, rightly or wrongly, constrains them.

And rather than making themselves vulnerable, teenagers are compensating for an overprotective parenting culture that increasingly constrains them from seeing their friends in person.

Bankers always have a short- to medium-term incentive to take on more leverage and risk, so they will try to undermine any regulatory rule that constrains them.

Many are among the most distinctive performers in the modern cinema, intrinsically fascinating and rewarding to watch, yet the burden of improvisation — of thinking up apt actions and dialogue to fit the contours of a character and the dictates of a plot, to perform on their own as if the film were scripted — constrains them to familiar patterns and styles of acting.

"Women really want to do a good job, something that constrains them from engaging more freely with voters".After years worrying about the Middle East and Russia, Mrs Clinton will be grilled about health care, or the lack of full-day kindergartens in half the towns in New Hampshire, predicts Colin Van Ostern, a member of the state's Executive Council.

She wants to liberate marginalia, not constrain them.

Volumes of building and planning regulations constrain them.

Can't you do anything to constrain them?

Both resent U.S. security arrangements that constrain them, and Western objections to their human-rights records.

At the beginning, some riders feared that any mainstream contest would constrain them.