Sentence examples for constricted from from inspiring English sources

He reasons convincingly that people's freedoms can be abolished and constricted from the abuse of cyberspace.

The council's study confidently says that over time megabanks will be constricted from expanding through mergers and acquisitions.

With the umbilical cord wrapped around my neck, I was constricted from filling in the beautiful spaces I was meant to inhabit.

"Banks need lots more capital -- way more than they have now". The council's study confidently says that over time megabanks will be constricted from expanding through mergers and acquisitions.

His chest was constricting from the cold water, Thompson said, and he was having trouble breathing.

Those concerns were well-founded, said Dr. Edmond, the infectious disease specialist, who was not involved in Rory's care: The mottling, which Dr. Levitzky made note of, could mean that vessels in his skin were constricting from low blood pressure; the leg pain could mean an invasive infection.

The mechanical withdrawal frequency for each rat was expressed as the number of responses from the contralateral side (not constricted) subtracted from the number of responses from the ipsilateral side (constricted).

A cast of petrol pump attendants, recovering addicts, drug dealers and bouncers weaves around this constricted world from night club to fast-foodery, from river bank to concrete picnic area, the city far enough away that it might well as be on the moon.

The latter appear in a very early stage of development as lateral protrusions from the wall of the neural tube, which are constricted off from the remainder of the brain rudiment as the optic vesicles.

He has been repeatedly rebuffed, however, as oil ministers from the Persian Gulf charge that rising oil prices result more from American economic mismanagement than from constricted supplies of oil.

Because is constricted, it holds from (3.74) and (3.75) that (3.76).