Sentence examples similar to gradually constricting from inspiring English sources
They grabbed hold of the game with their defense then gradually constricted the Knicks with their execution on offense.
Living bacteria typically double their length during one live cycle and gradually constrict during cell division.
Toxin pores would be removed from the PM by caveolar endocytosis (A ), while larger breaches on the lipid bilayer would be gradually constricted and resealed as a results of forces generated on the PM by the intracellular clustering, fusion and internalization of merged/branched caveolar structures (B ).
Mr. Gutierrez's lifestyle, like Ms. Nelson's, became gradually more constricted in the absence of a steady income.
It then examines why more states have not pursued reforms to strengthen UI finances and finds that opponents of more generous UI benefits have generally succeeded in preventing such measures, thus constricting UI finances and gradually retrenching benefits.
Images that suggest a sexual liberalism that pushes at the boundaries of gender are gradually replaced by something altogether more conservative and constricting.
Maybe Vps4 acts like a winch, pulling in and successively removing one ESCRT-III subunit at the time, thereby gradually shrinking the diameter of the ESCRT-III filament and constricting the membrane ('purse string' model) (Fig. 3B, left panel) [46].
They'd be so constricting.
Butler, too, finds the term constricting.
It is avoiding crowds and areas that feel constricting.
