Sentence examples for of constraining from inspiring English sources
Instead of constraining creativity with full-blown dogmas, science erects signposts saying, Look here!
Reich had some grasp of the creativity of sexual desire, and the cost of constraining it.
But there is a smarter approach to Iran: Instead of constraining trade, throw it open.
As much as laptops enable limitless sound generation, they often also have the effect of constraining that music.
Thus the new global disorder is as incapable of constraining global crime as the deregulated domestic market is incapable of containing corporate crime.
"But in practice, the promoters of the missile defense want a large one, and they don't like the idea of constraining it".
A Western policy that damaged the Greens' chances would also tend to undermine the aim of constraining Iran's nuclear ambitions.Tempus centrifugitThat leaves economic sanctions.
Ready, steady, oh Shaving grace David Cameron's war ReprintsBut calculations of the Olympics' supposed economic benefits to Britain often neglect the hidden costs of constraining ordinary business.
Early adapters to the shapeless, space-age-inspired mini in the 60's glorified it in part because it obscured curves and allowed wearers to look like liberated schoolchildren rather than women on route to a life of constraining domesticity.
United increased the number of planes it plans to shed to 30, from an earlier estimate of 15 to 20, in hopes of constraining capacity and driving fares up further.
Its plan to raise interest rates gradually may be good for the economy, he said, "but is not designed to put the system back into balance in terms of constraining inflation itself".
