Verb:
- To compel or force someone toward a particular course of action.
- To limit or restrict someone or something.
Prepositions:
- “To” (constrain to something)
- “From” (constrain from doing something)
Collocations:
- Constrain resources/funding, constrain growth/development, constrain someone’s actions/choices.
Example Sentences:
- Financial constraints prevented them from expanding their business.
- They were constrained by budget limitations in their project.
- The regulations constrain the use of certain chemicals in manufacturing.
- Time constraints forced them to prioritize their tasks.
- The treaty aims to constrain the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
- Her health issues constrained her ability to travel.
- Legal constraints hindered the implementation of the policy.
- The pandemic has constrained global economic growth.
- They were constrained to work within a strict deadline.
- The design was constrained by the available materials.
- Market conditions constrained their ability to raise prices.
- Social norms can constrain personal expression.
- Cultural traditions may constrain gender roles in some societies.
- The agreement aims to constrain emissions to mitigate climate change.
- Political constraints influenced their decision-making process.
- Technological constraints limited the functionality of the software.
- Environmental concerns constrain development in sensitive areas.
- Resource constraints led to compromises in project scope.
- Legal constraints prohibit the use of certain practices in advertising.
- Budget constraints required them to cut costs across departments.
- Time constraints necessitated a quick decision.
- Personal commitments constrained her availability for additional projects.
- Market demand constraints affected their production schedule.
- Spatial constraints limited the size of the new building.
- Safety regulations constrain the design of new vehicles.
- Ethical considerations may constrain research methodologies.
- Funding constraints delayed the start of the construction project.
- The policy aims to constrain excessive use of natural resources.
- His principles constrain him from compromising his values.
- Regulatory constraints shaped their business strategy.
- The contract constraints specify the terms of agreement.
- Budgetary constraints restricted their ability to hire new staff.
- Social constraints influenced their decisions on social issues.
- Economic constraints affected their investment decisions.
- Technological constraints imposed limits on data processing.
- Legal constraints prevented them from disclosing sensitive information.
- Environmental constraints guided their approach to sustainable development.
- Policy constraints require adherence to specific guidelines.
- Security constraints restricted access to confidential information.
- Time and budget constraints necessitated a simplified approach.
- The organization’s mission constrains its actions in certain areas.
- Institutional constraints affect their ability to innovate.
- Cultural constraints shape their understanding of societal norms.
- Economic constraints led to downsizing in the company.
- Budget constraints influenced their marketing strategy.
- Technical constraints dictated the software’s functionality.
- Funding constraints posed challenges to their research project.
- Political constraints influenced their negotiation strategy.
- Legal constraints prevented them from proceeding with the project.
- Financial constraints impacted their ability to expand operations.