Sentence examples for so constraining from inspiring English sources

To some, the limits that are emerging are so constraining that they make a mockery of the process.

But "we will be wary of proposals so constraining that it would be impossible for a commissioner to do his job".In Kent, Mrs Barnes has been asked to run for commissioner.

Thermal cracking in the reservoir can be beneficial in reservoir stimulation procedures, but also poses potential risk to wellbore stability, so constraining the conditions at which this can occur can be beneficial to resource utilization.

These provisions have turned out to be so constraining that they have effectively disabled the 1984 formula, and the consequence of the amendments is that an ad hoc and arbitrary formula for allocating funds among states continues to be applied.

Second, they work as ramification as well as qualification constraints, and in this way they define intrinsically the indirect effects of actions, so constraining the implementation of further actions.

"So constraining solar and onshore makes good value-for-money sense, it lets us move quicker than expected to market forces, and enables us to ensure that the one renewable technology that can go to scale in the 2020s - offshore wind - gets the early support that an immature technology needs".

When multiple means of retaining such interactions are available (e.g. multiple ways of forming similar bonds), these selective forces would not be so constraining that they prevent any variation at the sites.

But the commentariat would not be so constrained.

You never see London like this – it's usually so constrained.

But in the nineties players and equipment managers were not so constrained.

How does it maintain its pre-eminence when it is so constrained?