Sentence examples for this very constrained from inspiring English sources

Although we have not been able to find an exact polynomial-time algorithm for the MinNADref problem, this very constrained structure of the R graph yields a bounded heuristic for this problem with good theoretical properties described in the next section.

Hunt said the BBC should recognise the "very constrained financial situation" the country was in and it would need to change "huge numbers" of things that it does.

"Yes, we'd all like to make hay of this, and we'll do what we can, but we are very constrained," said Michael Mondavi, founder and president of Folio Fine Wine Partners, a producer and importer of wines here.

This is especially important in developing countries such as Nepal, which have very constrained health budgets and a clear imperative to maximise health gain from them.

"This is one of those situations where if you are the challenger you are very constrained in what you can do," said Chris Lehane, a Democratic strategist, "and if you're the party that suffered this tragedy, your immediate focus is on the grief".

"I feel very constrained," she said.

They are very constrained in how they can move around, largely for security reasons.

But, he added, "in cash terms they are really very constrained".

"The infrastructure for transmission in Connecticut is very constrained," she said.

In those days, parents felt very constrained in their choice of names (especially for boys).

And as Mr Hamilton notes, supply is very constrained in the short term.