constrained

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• Because backcountry skis are already light, women shouldn’t feel constrained to hunting down women-specific backcountry skis.

• That’s good for completing simple tasks in constrained environments, like fulfilling orders in a warehouse.

• Home-buyer demand in most of the country is robust this winter, and activity is strong at the upper end of the market, where housing supply is less constrained.

• The soaring demand and constrained supply have been great news for homeowners who have seen their home values increase.

• This flawed approach for allocating constrained vaccine supplies could exacerbate inequities that have already devastated communities of color during the pandemic.

• I think women are very constrained by the roles that they play.

• In one fell swoop, the Supreme Court has constrained government power, expanded corporate rights, and protected religious tyranny.

• Both are constrained by the willingness of readers to shell out money for books that may or may not be worth buying.

• She and Giuliani can say what some others who live and operate in Washington may feel constrained from saying.

• Tesla has said that its ability to produce cars has been constrained by a lack of batteries from suppliers.

• There was a constrained late dinner, at the end of which Mamma picked up Judy and put her to bed with endearments manifold.