Sentence examples for has long been constrained from inspiring English sources
Boston's supply has long been constrained by a rigorous permit process, high building costs and a lack of buildable sites.
Of course, Japan, whose military has long been constrained by its pacifist Constitution, has no intention of weakening its ties with the United States, particularly when it comes to security.
The development of an effective and safe vaccine that protects against RSV has long been constrained by these two factors: poor immune protection and heightened immunopathology.
Whereas bitcoin is an open-source technology, it has long been regulated and constrained by banks and states.
But the Japanese Government has long been committed to building more reactors, and has been constrained mostly by finding sites where residents will accept them.
"Coach America has, for too long, been constrained by our capital structure, and today's decision will ensure a stronger company focused on delivering critical transportation services to our customers across the country," George Maney, the company's chief executive, said in a statement.
New England has long been viewed as "at the end of the pipeline" and constrained on delivery points.
Likewise, the roles of natural and sexual selection in shaping traits that facilitate or constrain gene flow have long been recognized, but the degree to which they act in concert or in sequence is only beginning to be understood [ 3- 7]).
For too long, we have been constrained by their procedures, their DC decorum, and their traditions, which were created to keep many of us--women, people of color, LGBTQ, and immigrants powerless.
Its production has therefore been constrained by titanium demand.
