Sentence examples for to be constricted from inspiring English sources

But in a larger sense, in terms of his ambitions beyond family, he did not want to be constricted by narrow choices.

One reason was its refusal to be constricted by the stalemate of superpowers and the balance of nuclear terror that then defined peace.

Under a bill that was passed by the New Jersey Legislature in June, development is to be constricted on 395,000 sensitive acres of the highlands and channeled toward the more highly developed 145,000 peripheral acres.

Because owning a house is like having an extra vote – a vote for house prices to keep rising, mortgage rates to stay low and for supply to be constricted to prop up the whole shebang.

The overpass provides a mechanism for the wind flow in a tornado to be constricted or even accelerated.

Islam is still stuck in the past - instead of evolving from the basis set by Muhammad, and instead of Christianity evolving forth from the basis set by Jesus, these faiths have allowed themselves to be constricted by them.

Television is expanding and film seems to be constricting – this is Hollywood studio films.

From its press release, 25 Karat seeks to "provide its participants with tools to become more visible on their own terms, without forcing this professionalization to be constricting or conforming..

Blood vessels are assumed to be constricting if resistance is increasing.

Due to the interactions of the filament with the membrane, the necks could be constricted to a size below a critical threshold (<2 nm) that would favor scission [70].

They found that below an ambient temperature of about 60 degrees Fahrenheit, the bill was relatively cold, indicating that the blood vessels to it were constricted.