Sentence examples for little constrains from inspiring English sources
The stochastic analysis of seismicity little constrains the size of the possible SSE.
Leaders of the computing industry said that the Justice Department's decision yesterday to abandon its effort to break up Microsoft would leave the company little constrained by any resulting restrictions.
That's why drinking makes you think you are attractive when the world thinks otherwise: the alcohol removes the little constraining voice from the outside world that normally keeps our self-assessments in check.
The third anomaly close to Rohrlach is only little constrained by one measurement at approximately 500 m above the top basement.
The leverage rules still haven't been reduced back to where they were before the five major CEOs of the biggest banks went to the SEC and said, "Hey, 12-to-1 leverage, it's a little constraining.
Second, the evolution of SShD is little constrained by the phylogenetic structure of the subgroup.
But banks' deposits at the PBOC are already much larger than the required ratio, so an increase does little to constrain their ability to lend.China's monetary policy is also constrained by its rigid exchange-rate regime.
"As far as we can tell, Congress has never delegated so much power to an executive agency with so little to constrain the agency's discretion," the memorandum concluded, calling the result "a classic violation of the nondelegation principle".
What's more, current laws do little to constrain what the private owners of publicly accessible spaces in cities can do with the information they gather from watching you.
That would do little to constrain America's potential spending, except perhaps on cotton and sugar.The chief reason for urgency is to complete a deal before George Bush leaves office.
Many developing countries believe that the earlier round was lopsided, doing little to constrain the farm policies of the rich world even as it placed heavy obligations on the poor in areas such as intellectual property (IP).
