Sentence examples for even more constricted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore's vision of health reform is even more constricted, consisting of little beyond proposed extension of Medicare coverage to prescription drugs.

And Irsay was straightforward about the Colts' difficult salary-cap situation: they spent as much as $10 million over the cap last season, and they are in a tight financial situation in 2012 that would be even more constricted by keeping Manning and drafting Andrew Luck with the No. 1 pick over all.

They can become even more constricted by any one of a number of triggers, such as air pollution, pet dander, pollen, dust, smoke, chemicals, cold weather and stress.

When you are already having trouble breathing, you certainly don't want you lungs to become even more constricted.

As Iran takes a step closer to developing nuclear capacity, President Bush finds his options ever more constricted.

An even darker and more constricted world than Vladimir and Estragon's, in Endgame Weaving's Hamm sits front and centre – an ailing tyrant – reminiscent of an ancient world Eastern potentate with toque and gaff for crown and sceptre, clinging to his vanity and worth as the world around him declines.

The second half was more constricted.

But the community's true boundaries are at once more expansive and more constricted.

Mr. Bush will find his ability to maneuver on trade issues considerably more constricted.

For women, the choice is more constricted: it's either ravenous red or pliant pink.

And then you watch the dancers feel more and more and more constricted until they're about ready to explode.