Sentence examples for that was constraining from inspiring English sources

I don't know exactly what was in the Florida Supreme Court's mind, but I think that, in general, what the Florida Supreme Court made quite clear is that the thing that was constraining it was the desire to fit its remedy within the safe harbor provision.

In a series of letters from prison, Aguigui described an early life that was constrained but idyllic.

Hence, apart from the oil rate that was constrained in the saturation match, preference was given to matching the water cut using traditional approach.

Using the same data as before, we therefore fitted the data using a routine that was constrained so that the IPD threshold was constant with respect to frequency.

Here, the Bs4 backbone formed a loop that was constrained by cation pi interactions between Trp85 and Arg89 side chains, whereas the Ec4 backbone showed less restriction.

We generated a maximum credibility tree with mean node heights as well as a tree that was constrained to the 70% bootstrap consensus topology from our parsimony analysis.

The major problems in Greece that are constraining growth have still not been addressed.

"They may choose to deepen their isolation and to further strengthen the international sanctions that are constraining them".

The easy answers are exhausted, and political leaders face a rising tide of anger that is constraining their ability to make more difficult choices.

Last week, I discussed the phenomenon of inflationphobia – an irrational fear of inflation that is constraining the Federal Reserve and holding back the economy.

And that's a problem for Twitter that's constraining its growth and having a knock-on effect on its stock price.