Sentence examples for going to constrain from inspiring English sources

"The tax cut is going to constrain the other choices," Mr. Bixby said.

To start from the ground up we're hiring 40-50 more people... We're not going to constrain ourselves with backwards compatibility".

As Jonathan Pincus, an economist in Ho Chi Minh City, argues, the banking crisis "is going to constrain growth for a serious amount of time unless it's dealt with .After years of playing down the amount of bad debt in the system, the authorities have at least admitted the gravity of the situation.

They are both going to constrain you -- they are both going to be part of a system that constrains you.

"And that will reassure people who hope and pray that the axis of adults is somehow going to constrain President Trump's impulses".  .

Health insurance is a relatively recent invention, conceived (so the fable goes) to constrain needless medical expense.

This puts the burden on employers and it's going to really constrain us to create more jobs and more prosperity.

"What's happening in the larger economy is going to seriously constrain the ability of these markets to rebound," says Stan Humphries, vice president of data and analytics at Zillow.

"Given how quickly our Asian and Latino populations are growing and how much of the electorate they're going to represent, to constrain their voting power would be a recipe for disaster".

"We have decided that we're not going to be constrained by the ABM treaty," Senator Cochran said.

But, he added, "resources are going to be constrained, and spending on energy will have to compete for dollars with spending on the financial crisis and two wars".