Sentence examples for not be constraining from inspiring English sources

In addition, a highly efficient avian-style lung would mean that the volume of the gas exchange part (exclusive of the air sacs) would be small, and gravitational influence on the respiratory system even of a large sauropod would not be constraining (Perry & Reuter, 1999).

Our being, our thinking, and our action should not be constrained by national boundaries but by planetary ones.

Where the great would not be constrained by the small.

London's "City" will not be constrained by the rule of British law alone.

I shall not be constrained in its use by the Shorter English Dictionary renegades!

It added: "Argument and debate are working parts of an active society and should not be constrained unnecessarily".

"We will not be constrained by the fact that we are working with others as well," Secretary Powell said.

A company spokesman has argued that the company "will not be constrained by issues of management compensation".

And the guarantees that the use of force would not be constrained simply did not happen, because that is not how governments function.

Presiding Officer Joseph T. Caracappa, a Republican from Selden, said the legislators had no plans to increase taxes, but should not be constrained from doing so if it became necessary.

"Let's do something, let's move, and let's not be constrained by something that has happened in the past.