Sentence examples for not only constrains from inspiring English sources

Here Mr Hollande's refusal to countenance any form of spending cut has had one fortunate short-term consequence: he wisely wants to recast the euro zone's "fiscal compact" so that it not only constrains government deficits and public debt, but also promotes growth.

This neoliberal vision not only constrains the planning role of formal institutions but also restricts the development and enforcement of regulations and standards.

After researching the market more deeply, Cowboy's eventual founders also noticed that most e-bikes use entirely off-the-shelf components, which not only constrains differentiation, but also price, since most of the margin goes to parts suppliers and retailers.

The possible maintenance of the genes for the biosynthesis of these polysaccharides, and their occurrence in halophytes from different evolutionary periods, prompts an interesting insight in regard to atavisms: "An organism's past not only constrains its future; it also provides as legacy an enormous reservoir of potential for rapid morphological change based upon small genetic alterations" [20].

Live imaging experiments after transient reduction of CLV3 mRNA levels revealed that CLV3 not only constrains stem cell fate to the CZ but also restricts cell division rates in the PZ (Reddy and Meyerowitz, 2005).

Because the absence of dedicated resources (such as clinical time) or return on investment (such as allocation of accrual funding to team training) not only constrains the capacity of clinicians to undertake research activity but undermines belief in policy and sense that their roles are respected, research resources must be seen to make a difference.

Student loan debt is not only constraining young adults, but also, at least in the near term, holding back the recovery itself, some economists say.

"When, in writing for the majority of the court, I adopt a general rule and say, 'This is the basis of our decision,' I not only constrain lower courts, I constrain myself as well," Scalia declared in his Holmes Lecture at Harvard in 1989.

At the same time, Mr. Obama seems to believe that the problems of black Americans are in part attributable to certain behaviors among them — most notably absentee fathers, dropping out of school and violence — which not only constrain their choices but rationalize the disfiguring processes of white cultural racism that extend the pathologies of the few to all black Americans.

In this way, structures not only constrain, but also enable action (Sewell, 1992).

The magnitudes of these impacts are not only constrained by the hub-height wind speed but also depend to some extent on the size of the wind farms.