Sentence examples for had been constraining from inspiring English sources

Until this point, Dr. Lloyd had been constraining himself to a laptop with a volume of one liter.

Until recently, panel makers had been constrained by limited production of polysilicon, which goes into most types of panels.

Her struggle unleashed forces — anger, amorality, sexuality — that, earlier, had been constrained by the moral code of "goodness".

They had been constrained like this only during transport for both security and health reasons, Mr Rumsfeld explained.

Back in the 19'90s, I helped one of my sound assistants with his literacy (it had been constrained by his chaotic childhood in care).

"Weald of Kent grammar school had been constrained by not being able to expand on its existing site because, frankly, it's full up.

When he was first exposed to a tree that had been constrained and shaped through bonsai, he knew he wanted to do that – whatever that was.

Richard Scorer, the solicitor who represented Messham at the Waterhouse inquiry, said that inquiry had been constrained by its terms of reference.

"This highlights the opportunity and how payment has been constraining the industry," he said.

One problem which has been constraining the commercialization of large-size OLED TVs, however, is the high level of power consumption.

But the movement has been constrained.