Sentence examples for from constricting from inspiring English sources

C.P.A.P. machines use mild air pressure to keep the airway from constricting.

As soon as Mr. Burlingame picked up Hickory's work halter, his life, which had gone from constricting to imprisoning, burst open again.

Alcohol seems to stop the blood vessels from constricting normally, the researchers at Mayo and at the University of Iowa found.

The movement in the 1880s to free women from constricting corsets that trapped the body and, metaphorically, the soul, took until the 1920s to reach its aim.

There are, it is true, potential short-term gains to be had by China from constricting supply of these valuable raw commodities.

Far from constricting the information flows that are essential to economic dynamism and well-informed civic discourse, an innovation like this would raise the quality of telephone communications, while reducing their sheer numbers.

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.

Esperion could afford to test only 47 patients who had already suffered heart attacks or had angina, the pain and breathlessness that comes from constricted coronary arteries.

In the liver, Unger and coworkers [ 46] reported an intrahepatic redistribution of blood flow in which blood was channeled away from constricted vessels to vasodilated vessels.

But even this story line pales into cliché, becoming the familiar tale of a woman seeking liberation from the constricting roles imposed on her.

And he can't help dreaming of escape from his newly constricting relationship.