Sentence examples for constrict access to from inspiring English sources

That's because the Tough jacket's thick rubber bumpers constrict access to the micro USB jack and leave very little clearance.

Therefore, to assess the extent to which L194 might constrict access to the substrate-binding channel, we mutated this residue to alanine.

A man who was the lead sponsor of legislation to make it easier for businesses to discriminate against the LGBTQ community; opposes gay marriage, which is the law of the land; believes being transgender is a 'disease;' supports constricting access to legal contraception; and makes deeply troubling comments about Muslims is the wrong choice to lead America's Army.

Republicans have shown particular disdain for the fledgling bureau, which they argue will constrict consumers' access to credit and burden businesses with another layer of government regulation.

Any individual who faces the realities of the middle class recognizes that our finances significantly constrict our access to taxing activities like abortion.

Workspace is constricted and access to all parts of the patient is sometimes compromised.

Nor will he constrict the regime's access to cash.

But that artery of finance has constricted considerably along with access to credit cards, forcing a reversion to the traditional limits of household finance.

Paychecks are diminishing just as millions of Americans are finding their access to credit constricted as well.

A.I.G., which committed to sell most of its businesses to pay back the government, had to restructure its bailout last year after reduced access to credit constricted the ability of potential buyers to bid on the company's units.

But after they commissioned a study to examine how TimesSelect was working, company executives became convinced that restricting access to the site was constricting its potential for more readers and more advertising.