Sentence examples for which constrain from inspiring English sources

Already, playing any game is challenging: gameplay means agreeing to operate by rules which constrain your free activity.

Santander has made a number of changes to its product range, some of which constrain first-time buyers.

The semirigid cell walls found in plants and fungi, which constrain the shape and hence the diversity of possible cell types, are absent in animals.

Other online games have obscure rules which constrain the imagination – I spent ages once playing with a virtual game about a ship trying to get the man to jump overboard.

Meanwhile, other economists have suggested that development depends not on specific policies but on "institutional" factors, such as a respect for property rights, which constrain the powers of the state.

From the start, it feels handsome, steady, and stuck; the ties that bind the historical bio-pic are no looser than those which constrain a royal personage, and the frustration to which Victoria would later admit ("I had led a very unhappy life as a child — had no scope for my very violent feelings of affection") is legible in the face of Emily Blunt, who takes the title role.

Mr Clarke has targeted a profit margin (before interest and tax) of 5.2%, which constrains investment in stores and service.

Such had been the patient sufferance of the Partygoers, and such was the necessity which constrained those standing outside that they started causing Traffic problems.

That ought to weaken the main protectionist pressure which constrains exports.Allowing oil exports would raise production at home, helping local drillers.

The real restriction on Britain's construction sector is planning policy, which constrains building near existing infrastructure at the edge of cities.

Accordingly, the manufacturing cost is relatively high which constrains their wide applications.