Sentence examples for constricted times from inspiring English sources

These were less enjoyable, more constricted, times than his days in India, with the office demanding more and more stories about the peace process and with fewer and fewer chances to get out and investigate stories off the routine agenda.

These closures occurred during a well-defined and relatively constricted time frame, at the very beginning of the pandemic strain's emergence in Australia, where Victoria was the first state to report person-to-person transmission.

But don't expect "Lost Girl" to be perfect: Bo's universe can seem constricted at times, the weekly clients and monsters aren't always interesting and occasionally the storytelling has abrupt moments.

Harper isn't constricted by time--he can move freely between the past, present, and future, planting memories in his victim's childhoods before chasing them through the years to the moments of their gruesome deaths (which of course feel horrifyingly inevitable).

In contrast, in vitro reconstitution with only FtsZ and FtsA showed a continuous protofilament encircling the constricted liposomes several times [22].

Conclusion: Progress has occurred within the context and demands of a changing health care system that constricts the time and funding that are available for medical education.

Flatness study was conducted to appraise that the prepared transdermal patches possess a smooth surface and shall not constrict with time.

Chu [58] developed an optimization model for minimizing overall costs by constricting response time and capacity with fixed number of copies of each file fragment.

Ace Bandages are often used for this (especially on tv) but these bandages were designed to compress tighter when loosened, i.e. they constrict every time you take a breath.

Being constricted to a time schedule without any flexibility killed my spirit.

First, you have to secure a position, lab space, and sufficient funds to buy equipment and hire people, during a time of constricted budgets and increased competition.