10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Constrain' in a Sentence
"To force, compel, or oblige someone to do something." more
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By the deadline, the budget constraints will have constrained the scope of the project.
By the time the negotiations conclude, they will have constrained the terms of the agreement.
The safety protocols will have constrained the design possibilities for the new product.
Having followed a disciplined training regimen, she will have constrained her body to perform at its peak.
The tight schedule will have constrained our options for exploring additional attractions during the trip.
The strict regulations will have constrained the company's ability to innovate freely.
Over the years, societal norms will have constrained the evolution of cultural practices.
The legal restrictions will have constrained the artist's creative expression in the project.
Despite the challenges, they will have constrained the environmental impact of the construction project.
The academic requirements will have constrained his choices when selecting elective courses.
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