Sentence examples for inability to constrain from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's aides have spent eight years ridiculing arms control agreements as "old think" and denying any relationship between what America does with its own nuclear weapons and its obvious inability to constrain others' behavior.

The inability to constrain many of MOA-2009-BLG-387L's characteristics is a consequence of the fact that the star acted as the lens in the microlensing event, which compromised the ability to collect most of the star's stellar parameters.

The history matching analysis has demonstrated that large observational uncertainty and poorly constrained model parameters result in an inability to constrain many of the model inputs.

The inability to use price to constrain demand requires governments to resort to administrative controls that in short order are either destroyed or circumvented.

On top of that, he adds, the inability to securitize will constrain credit more than if banks alone had cut back on lending.

The inability to distinguish the orogens, except based on their ages and locations, places strict limits on our ability to constrain paleogeographic models based on orogenic analysis.

"They want to constrain offense.

Continue to constrain it and they will go up.

He said it would be foolish to constrain beer sales.

We are able to constrain timescales and ages relatively accurately.

"We were having to constrain ourselves in significant ways.