Sentence examples for was further constrained from inspiring English sources
The referendum over the 1874 constitution was won only against the backdrop of the Kulturkampf (German: "cultural struggle"), a Protestant-led movement to limit the influence of the Roman Catholic Church, which was further constrained by new constitutional articles.
After his death in 1913 the Federal Reserve was set up.The investment-banking industry was further constrained during the Depression of the 1930s, when Wall Street firms such as that founded by Morgan were split into commercial banks and securities houses.
Only the junctions of non-consecutive exons were included in the database and the content was further constrained by only including junctions in which phase was maintained between exons.
The selection of the biomarker metabolites was further constrained to primary or central or common metabolites.
Botswana was further constrained by macroeconomic policies that created hiring freezes at the urging of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Skills development was further constrained by language barriers, lack of support from academic organisations, and the limitations of wider systems for communication and knowledge management.
America is further constrained because in 1971 it leant to Pakistan's side during the war.
Gasoline supplies are further constrained by variations in the types of cleaner-burning fuel that different parts of the country are required to use.
The Russian-Chinese relationship has its own long history of mistrust of course, and is further constrained today by China's reducing need for Russian military technology.
"Activity in most of our trading partners is now expected to contract or grow only very slowly over the next few quarters," he added, and "economic activity in New Zealand will be further constrained as a result".
Nothomb's autobiographical fiction is further constrained in time, dealing only with her life before the publication in 1992 of her sensational debut, Hygiene de l'Assassin (The Assassin's Purity).
