The mayor's aviation adviser, Daniel Moylan, said the Heathrow option was too constrained and too environmentally damaging for extra growth.
He was no womaniser himself, happily married to Kawal for years, but he wanted to make the point that India was too constrained about sex.
Silver recently told The Week that while he loved the NYT news team, he thought its management was too "constrained" and "conservative" with the company's budget to make bold moves.
Beese says that in previous attempts to crystallize active DNA polymerase, the enzyme was too constrained to do its job.
The partitions, he explained, were too constraining to drivers and reduced visibility.
Critics say the rules are too constraining in difficult economic times.
Pratchett has always been adamant that the Discworld was "a place where stories happen", and that drawing a map would be too constraining.
This may be too constraining for Poland, which sees its first-ever presidency as a step in the renaissance of a martyred nation.
Were you ever concerned that it was going to be too constraining for you and that there would not be enough room for your own creativity because you had to follow the Asterix formula?
