Sentence examples for extremely constraining from inspiring English sources

(He says on his blog that he wrote the lines in the mid-seventies but never used them for the Talking Heads; and the lyrics he wrote then, while they "didn't lack emotion," did channel it "through an extremely constraining linguistic bottleneck").

But that is extremely constraining, especially when a country is at war, for example, when money needs to be more "elastic" - basically, when more money is needed to keep the economic wheels turning.

If this is so, autonomy would be possible even in the circumstances of the extremely constraining regime described by Oshana.

In his opinion the media was increasingly operating in an "extremely constrained" environment that often resulted in self-censorship.

"The characteristics of the electricity market are extremely constrained, whereas there is an active and relatively competitive market for gasoline.

Extremely constrained federal budgets will pit science against a host of other interest groups, worthy and unworthy, in the contest for federal dollars.

"Because of applicable privacy laws, UCSF is extremely constrained in what we can comment on," said Jennifer O'Brien, UCSF's assistant vice chancellor for public affairs.

Take away those fossil fuels right now, and people go cold, hungry, and are extremely constrained in their travel -- among many other sacrifices.

An ecological cause, e.g., low food availability, is not expected to be as extremely constrained in time (i.e., limited to a single month).

This paper describes a Genetic Algorithm (GA) designed to optimise the Assembly Sequence Planning Problem ASPPP), an extremely diverse, large scale and highly constrained combinatorial problem.

Publishers also have to consider factors like bandwidth limits for individual users that are highly constrained by the standards of other countries and the right distribution channels in an extremely fragmented app marketplace.