Sentence examples for it will constrict from inspiring English sources

However, it will constrict if light is shone in the other eye (consensual response).

Use a drop on your nose and lips, too, since it'll constrict the blood vessels.

It can also be done in the wintertime, as the cold will constrict the blood vessels making it less likely for an animal to bleed out sooner.

In the case of a severe allergic reaction, epinephrine will constrict the vessels preventing further release of fluid, it will relax the airways allowing a patient to pass air into his lungs and it will increase the heart rate.

At emotional moments the cello's tone will constrict in pain or lament in its lowest register.

It may be true that AT&T will remain the dominant player, but this combination will constrict the long-distance business into too few hands.

Of course, normally, if you flash light in one eye, both pupils will constrict.

He explained that arteries have muscles around them that will constrict when severed, to prevent life-threatening loss of blood.

Republicans have shown particular disdain for the fledgling bureau, which they argue will constrict consumers' access to credit and burden businesses with another layer of government regulation.

With volatility still high, there is rising concern that a prolonged period of instability will constrict investor appetite for risk and put the I.P.O.

"We expect falling stock prices to cause weaker economic and profit growth, which will weaken stock prices as earnings chronically disappoint, causing credit spreads to widen, which will constrict lending activity, which will hurt spending and lower investment rates".