Sentence examples for increasingly constraining from inspiring English sources

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In addition, cultivation has expanded into both wet and dry pastures, growth of town centres adds to diminishing grazing lands, and more recently, expansion of conservation areas are increasingly constraining lands outside protected areas.

The decades of work in regeneration has produced very few constructivist models, and the rapidly-increasing body of functional findings is making the problem worse – it is ever more difficult for scientists to come up with models that explain the increasingly constraining dataset.

They are operating within a system that increasingly constrains their possibilities.

But candidates for national office have become increasingly constrained as Congress has become more partisan.

This will increasingly constrain Mrs Merkel as she approaches the next federal election in 2017.

The reality of modern Britain is that the freedom of individuals is increasingly constrained by the state.

With the world's natural resources increasingly constrained, these huge players are under pressure to shore up their supply chains.

Poor returns from some firms and investors' increasingly constrained resources are contributing to some consolidation in the private equity industry.

Because of the endlessly complicated interplay of geology and geopolitics, access to petroleum resources is increasingly constrained, costs have soared and energy projects are becoming more complex.

Savage shows how, year by year for the following 20 years (when the broadcasting ban was introduced), journalists were increasingly constrained from covering the conflict as they wished.