Sentence examples for how constrained from inspiring English sources

Several early profiles indicate how constrained her childhood was.

He understood how constrained and meagre lives could be, generation after generation.

I suspect this is a reaction to how constrained many children's lives have become.

How constrained are you on taking stands related to energy exploration?

Asked why the government had made the cuts in the first place if he was aware of how constrained the sector was, Brandis said: "Let's focus on the good news we are announcing today".

To illustrate how constrained the current 3G networks are, the forthcoming O2 trial of 4G mobile internet in London, which will use just 25 masts, will be able to carry more data than its entire national network can today.

How constraining do you want us to feel that society is?

An additional factor in the discussions surrounding the drones disclosure has been what the administration will bequeath to its successor, and how constraining the rules it had crafted around them, unilaterally and secretly, will prove.

In addition, we also examined how constraining CS flux would impact growth on each of these substrates.

The scientists who worked on the paper discussed the role of orbital eccentricity, or how elliptical an orbit is, and how poorly constrained it tends to be amongst Hot Jupiters, where a circular orbit is assumed.

It's also a neat trick to mask how severely constrained Apple's supply chain really is, and how many phones it was able to produce before launch.