Sentence examples for very constraining from inspiring English sources

The writer's voice took on a life of its own, which I think he found very constraining.

When we want every development dollar to count for an immediate impact, it becomes very constraining on our ability to re-think our approach to problems.

Of course, energy can be provided by transcutaneous transfer, using electro-magnetic coupling with an external source; but with the exception of cochlear implants, where a simple and miniaturized device can be used, transcutaneous energy transfer is very constraining for the patient, who accepts this only in specific cases such as artificial hearts [5], where immediate survival is at stake.

This may feel very constraining for you but this is a time for your learning as much as for the sufferer and you'll need patience, courage and a calm attitude to be a positive and effective supporter.

"The storytelling possibilities of the shooter are fascinating but they're also very, very constraining," he said.

"The dress is very constraining, yet it's also very revealing," Mr. Chang said by telephone from Hong Kong.

"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).