Sentence examples for no longer constrained from inspiring English sources
Conversation is no longer constrained by politics.
People are no longer constrained and isolated by physical boundaries.
In the internet era, however, the movement of information is no longer constrained by distance.
They are no longer constrained to occupy the role of mere readers, viewers, and listeners.
On Monday, Krueger said, he spoke with Denton, no longer constrained by N.C.A.A. rules.
"I think it's mainly people who know the agency but are no longer constrained by obligations to the president.
Therefore, input microwave power of the reactor will be no longer constrained by the quartz bell jar.
TV directors, no longer constrained by shooting for a small, grainy screen, could try more innovative, cinematic techniques.
No longer constrained by feeling the work she was showing should make sense, I was able to take in the elements of her production as they came.
Because we've eliminated the tower and the blades, we're no longer constrained to sweeping a small, tight-diameter circle or to flying close to the ground.
Because spending is no longer constrained by money, the MM curve becomes irrelevant; the economy stays at point 2, no matter how large the money supply may be.
