Sentence examples for now constrained from inspiring English sources

All are now constrained because of the shutdown that began at 12 01 on Tuesday morning.

But at the same time, we have lost something: our scientific imaginations are now constrained by the genome we have.

Are we so cowed by vested interests that free speech, which includes the freedom to offend, is now constrained?

Input spectra, in other words the very LIS, for solar modulation models are now constrained by in situ observations and can therefore not any longer be treated arbitrarily.

American re-engagement in Kyoto could also help prompt fast-growing developing countries like China, which are not now constrained by Kyoto, to sign on.

This is unlikely to be enough for the Iranians, who are now constrained by the public remarks by the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on the issue.

Favreau insisted that in spite of the economic forces that now constrain film-makers such as himself, they're determined to combine commercial triumph with creative achievement.

This mirror reflecting back your own past verities could become a bit of a theme in your prime ministership, with all that you've said and all the things that now constrain you.

Unfortunately, the belief that every theory must have its empirical support (and vice versa) now constrains the kinds of social science projects that are undertaken, alters the trajectory of academic careers and drives graduate training.

Another reform will abolish the "need test" which now constrains the building of out-of-town superstores and replace it with something that may prove easier to get around.

Ethics rules now constrain what that group can say publicly, explains Zimmerberg.