Sentence examples for vastly constrain from inspiring English sources

The same, he said, goes for remix apps for smartphones and tablets, which vastly constrain the possibilities of what a remix might be: "Just looking around, I'm slightly horrified, because it's so minimal, the changes you can make: 'press this button for 'siren', 'press this button to change the backing beat to 'rock', it's so limited".

iii) The size requirements of individual functional domains may infer vastly different size constrains on different classes of proteins, i.e. large and small proteins would tend to exert very different biochemical activities in the cell and have differing function annotations.

Thus, the maximum numbers of loci and samples are vastly expanded and only constrained by memory.

It is also vastly increasing its oversight of financial markets, to look for evidence of emerging bubbles that can be constrained by regulation.

Vastly enjoyable.

Unnamed Democrat is vastly, vastly rich.

Constrained by coalition rule which Mr Cameron, to his credit, remains more positive about than most Tories massive public debt, a rebellious party and the devolution that Mr Blair set in motion, he has occupied an office vastly diminished.

Vastly better.

Vastly less secure.

Both vastly exceeded expectations.

They were vastly outspent.