Sentence examples for hemmed in by constraints from inspiring English sources

And how cool would it be to have lots of numbers floating in mid-space to the sides of the game rather than be hemmed in by constraints of the game world?

Meghwal found herself hemmed in by these traditions.

Therefore, do not feel hemmed in by worrying about the lack of recording space!

Both may be difficult for the Republican House Budget committee chairman, who is steeped in arcana and hemmed in by the constraints of having to follow the lead of his running mate.

The banking system was near collapse, two big car manufacturers were sliding towards bankruptcy; and employment, the housing market and output were spiralling down.Hemmed in by political constraints, presidents typically have only the slightest influence over the American economy.

A state with "provisional borders" and severe limitations on its sovereign powers in the 40% of the West Bank envisaged by Sharon would be hemmed in by the constraints of state-like behaviour and the realities on the ground, including the ever-spreading settlements and the new "separation wall".

Beyond that, he will be hemmed in by these myriad constraints.

The museum has long been regarded as somewhat stodgy by many in that world and hemmed in by the bureaucratic constraints of the Smithsonian.

Chinese producers, which were hemmed in by the artificial constraints, are now stronger.

In short, hemmed in by fiscal and political constraints, Mr Valls may have less room for manoeuvre than he hoped which may be precisely why Mr Hollande agreed, against the odds, to give him the job.

The result is something of a hodgepodge, hemmed in by a vague set of constraints.