Sentence examples for unusually constrained from inspiring English sources

When he begins publishing The Carleton Free Press on Tuesday to compete against an Irving-owned, twice-weekly publication, Mr. Langdon will be unusually constrained.

Mr. Bush finds himself in an unusually constrained position at this summit meeting, with just over two months left in office and as leader of the country from which the financial crisis erupted.

Venture capital will be unusually constrained as a lot of the pension funds that supply them with cash deal instead with their losses from the stock market.

Another is that he was always a great liberal, just one heavily constrained by unusually difficult external circumstances.

The new account, like a second new program, the president's five-year, $15 billion global effort to fight AIDS, is up against foreign aid spending constrained by tight budgets and unusually heavy outlays on assistance to Iraq and Afghanistan.

While all G. max chromosomes are characterized by large pericentromeric regions defined by a high content of repetitive DNA elements (Lin et al. 2005; Schmutz et al. 2010), Gm01 has an unusually extended high-repeat region, which significantly constrained BAC probe selection.

Although constrained by rigid etiquette, the art-loving king seems to have had an unusually close relationship with the painter.

Customers were constrained.

"Governments are politically constrained".

Investment must be constrained.

Wages councils were constrained.