Sentence examples for small constrained from inspiring English sources
The protest was disappointingly small — constrained by arrests, intimidation and simple crowd control — and overshadowed by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's boasts about Iran's nuclear program.
We apply military techniques to space constraints intimately familiar to city-dwellers and individuals who reside in small, constrained spaces.
The game is pretty to look at — in essence, a colorized version of Mr. Kirkman's comic books — and the interactive elements are frequently limited to choosing lines from a menu of dialogue; walking in very small, constrained spaces; and examining a handful of items in the environment.
They'll build basic Rails app after Rails app, or work on a small, constrained part of a larger Rails app where they can't do much damage, and are basically expected to work with the skills they bring to the job — which aren't many.
There was no otherness, we were too small, too constrained.
With small landholdings, constrained markets for their products, and an overdependence on subsidies for power and fertilizer, India's farmers were ill equipped to compete when the national government undertook economic reforms in 1991.
The latter plays a greater role in small, highly constrained fullerene cages, while it can be safely ignored in the case of larger isomers.
The casual arrangement between Danone and Zong seems to have worked well in the past decade as Wahaha evolved from a small company constrained by a lack of financing and technological know-how into the leader of Chinas beverage industry.
However, this is specific to this small and constrained knowledge base, and eliminating undesirable models by gradually adding axioms in this fashion is clearly a solution of little practical use, as it is domain-specific and tedious.
If our apparent third-quarter economic recovery proves weak and relapses into a second recession, the causes will be: –Small businesses, constrained by lack of expansion capital and fearful of possible regulatory changes in health care, energy and union membership, sit on their hands and don't hire.
First, due to the nature of the research question dealing with only low-income countries, our sample size was relatively small, which constrained some steps in our statistical analysis.
