Sentence examples for very constraint from inspiring English sources

It's the very constraint of adaptation that, here, turns Cronenberg audacious.

The traditional crossing of boundaries demonstrated by Wahnschafft et al. (1993) represents a very constraint case and was of academic interest only as the operating region for columns was small.

It also means she was never frustrated by the very real constraints that series writing imposes.

Such research, if accurate, provides very real constraints to philosophical constructs on the nature of the good.

An unrestrained market that caters exclusively to the interests of powerful businessmen imposes very real constraints on ordinary people's freedom.

How do we shape the new world in a way that recognizes the very real constraints that people on the ground have to deal with in order to put bread on the table?

Above all, this myth ignores the very real constraints placed upon individual agency by structural violence [ 20].

Those designing and evaluating complex interventions in Australian general practice face very real constraints in recruiting and retaining sufficient practices.

But fortunately, as with everything else cyclic in Hinduism, a human being can transcend these "circular" traps of karma, rebirth, and the very constraints of time as well.

1 - very high constraint to 5 - very low constraint.

"And a very significant constraint to first-time buyers is the wealth constraint".