15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Constrain' in a Sentence
"To force, compel, or oblige someone to do something." more
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Political unrest has been constraining foreign investments in the region.
Her health issues had constrained her physical activities.
By the time the regulations are revised, they will have been constraining innovation in the industry.
The rules will be constraining artistic expression in the exhibition.
Recent budget cuts have been constraining our ability to invest in new technologies.
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.
Conflicting schedules and commitments had been constraining their friendship.
Her health condition was constraining her from participating in the marathon.
The historical context can constrain the interpretation of ancient texts.
Traffic congestion will constrain the city's development plans.
The laws and regulations have constrained the company's expansion into new markets.
Global agreements will constrain carbon emissions to combat climate change.
Population growth will be constraining available resources in the region.
They are constraining their emotions during the intense negotiation.
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