Sentence examples for might be constricted from inspiring English sources

Officials have found, for example, that risk managers at several of the biggest banks still report to executives who have influence over their year-end bonuses and whose own pay might be constricted by curbing risk.

In letters to the banks documenting the review's preliminary findings sent last spring, Fed examiners found that risk managers at several of the biggest banks still reported to executives who had influence over their year-end bonuses and whose own pay might be constricted by curbing risk.

These guys were not meant to be constricted to one's head phones.

Television is expanding and film seems to be constricting – this is Hollywood studio films.

Although it might reflect reality, that most patients with CM have higher PTSD-scores, the internal validity of our study is constricted.

And last year the supply was constricted.

Even in the United States, companies say they are constricted.

But later I noticed that my left pupil was constricted.

The policy the administration publicly describes is constricted and implausible.

"I think the market was constricted by different factors," he said.

My flexibility was being constricted.