Sentence examples for escape constraints from inspiring English sources

The title refers to Tüür's perception of humanity's insatiable urge to escape constraints.

AT&T Said to Consider a European Merger  |  AT&T is "considering buying a counterpart in Europe, a bet that it can best escape constraints on growth at home by getting into a new wireless market where it can upgrade technology and roll out more lucrative pricing strategies, people familiar with the carrier's thinking said," The Wall Street Journal reports.

The paper quotes people familiar with the carrier's thinking who say AT&T is considering buying a European counterpart in order to "escape constraints" on domestic growth by jumping into a new wireless market where it can "upgrade technology and roll out more lucrative pricing strategies".

We have to escape the constraints of general taxation if we want a decent system.

But "this great [American] hegemon… cannot escape the constraints of history and geography.

Kornblum did not at first give him the slightest guidance on how to escape these constraints.

French retailers, such as Carrefour and Auchan, have gone into emerging markets to escape the constraints of planning laws.

In an echo of Prohibition, Napster users have shown that they are willing to break the law to escape the constraints of all-or-nothing musical choices.

After Cinta falls for Rangga, he tells her that he is going with his father to live abroad, to escape the constraints of Indonesia.

If nothing more, it's thanks to Martin Freeman's Watson, here allowed to escape the constraints that the role of "faithful companion" traditionally places on him.

That is where she developed her interest in public affairs, she says, and her desire to escape the constraints of journalistic impartiality.