Sentence examples for is more constrained from inspiring English sources

"I feel R.B.I. at this juncture is more constrained by the management of the government's record borrowing program".

So General Myers is more constrained in one of the most difficult jobs in the Pentagon, a balancing act among three very demanding constituencies: the Pentagon's civilian leadership, the uniformed services and Congress.

Yet in some ways she is more constrained than the friends she left behind: at least they are free to explore their identities, mess up, hook up, test their limits, taste a beer.

Created with both hand-drawn and computer-generated animation, "The Illusionist" is more constrained, visually and narratively, than Mr. Chomet's last (and first) feature film, the raucous, trippy "Triplets of Belleville".

But when you look at other parts of the world, where resources and land use is more constrained, the idea of these hybrid landscapes, where you have people living potentially in harmony with natural systems, with pockets of beautiful biodiverse forest or wetlands, but amid a human-managed landscape, that's kind of where we're headed….

I can definitely see this as a good UI for mobile apps as well where screen size is more constrained.

"She has had to learn how to live with that and be more constrained.

"But he would find that his sphere of influence would be more constrained to the coaching".

I think we have to be more constrained in terms of our ambition.

And those who have power are more constrained in the ways they can use it".

His expressions and words were more constrained when it came to specific questions about the trial, and its effects.