Sentence examples for has constricted drastically from inspiring English sources

In the last year the Guggenheim's operating budget has constricted drastically, followed by an equally dramatic reduction in staff, to 181 full-time positions from 339 in November 2001.

"That comes from a parent whose own life has constricted their understanding of opportunity.

Mills claimed in court that McCartney had "constricted" her career, but the claim was rejected.

(Never mind that such laws might have "constricted" the torture of detainees).

Some were vomiting and others had constricted pupils, they said.

International sanctions have constricted the flow of resources to Iran's atomic program.

Terminal bronchiole had constricted inner epithelium and reduced lumen, and ultimately shortened air passage.

A return to Mubarak-era authoritarianism has also constricted their activities.

"I had this constricted feeling," he said.

His life had become constricted; he knew he would never feel strong again.

Far from liberating the creative mind, the Classical ideals had only constricted it.