European publishers are already more constrained than their American counterparts, as Nick Cohen, a British commentator noted this week.
But Jones seems more constrained than many other former Hurricanes and has a complete understanding of how tenuous his standing could become.
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron goes into his party conference this weekend facing significant challenges, more constrained than any other Conservative prime minister in memory.
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.
She leads us into a long flashback set in her co-ed boarding school in the country, Hailsham, which seems a brusquely cheery place, though slightly more constraining than other schools: the children are isolated from the outside world; they all sing and applaud in perfect unison.
In images tagged "Portrait," the typical horizontal position of a face is much more constrained than the vertical position.
Add to that, Ubuntu's gesture-heavy interface can feel more constraining than liberating — given it involves an axis of gestures each tied to specific functionality.
Last year, when margins were under pressure as the rupee appreciated by about 12% against the dollar and the subprime crisis loomed large, Indian technology companies felt more constrained than earlier to ask those deemed inefficient to leave.
The economic ladder has been pulled up behind them, and their opportunities for jobs are far more constrained than their parents generation.
The Winchesters' world may be more constrained than most -- their itinerant lifestyle means they'll never be able to join a bowling team or a book club.
