Sentences with word «constrict»

We're talking smoothing out cellulite and sucking in your tummy and doing it all while not feeling constricting in the least.

There are very few colours that won't match with this easy shade, so you shouldn't feel too constricted by your choices.

Hair loss is often caused by constricted blood vessels, particularly when pattern baldness occurs.

You don't feel constricted in any way by the Switch.

When I first entered this business, I took notice that some of the senior agents (who listed some of the higher end properties) wrote some fairly elaborate text descriptions and in a story format — when not constricted by the limitations of physical advertising space.

And for anyone who thinks they might feel too constricted in the chamber, I'm happy to report I never felt claustrophobic because the operator was always in the room with me and the door could be opened at any time.

Sure, Housemarque's past titles have emphasized constant locomotion and honed hand - eye coordination, but never in spaces as constricted as the ones found here.

Other studies have shown that asthma patients experience more constricted airways than healthy control subjects in response to emotional stimuli.

When a woman begins to shed her endometrial lining, a large amount of prostaglandins are released which constricts blood vessels in the uterus and causes the uterus to contract.

The cause of death: his airways became constricted because of the position his head was in.

During an attack of allergic asthma, immune cells known as T - helper cells respond to inhaled allergens and trigger the production of pro-inflammatory molecules that lead to the symptoms seen in asthma such as constricted airways and wheezing.

A cape is perfect to add layers under and top off with the cape to keep warm without feeling like it's too much, I sometimes feel very constricted when I layer too much.

The XS fits well, but it is sort of big around the chest (story of my life) and down, but I tried the XXS and it also fit, but was a little too constricting at the shoulders / upper arms.

Tighten each strap so that it is snug yet not so constricting as to cause discomfort for the child.

Interestingly, the same applied to the chimpanzees: their pupils, too, dilated more slowly when they viewed a chimp with constricting pupils.

The contoured seat cushion's waterfall edge is designed to take pressure off of your legs, so you can say goodbye to that unhealthy feeling when your legs fall asleep from constricted blood flow.

In the film, Nora (Marie Leuenberger), a young mother who lives in a small remote village begins to feel very constricted in her marriage.

That these two solutions can be offered at all indicates a considerable movement on the part of many conservatives toward a less constricting view of the Bible.

For the summer season I prefer a dress with of a more bohemian feel:, free feeling fabric that flows gracefully over my skin without constricting it because when the last thing you want on a warm summer day is to be stuck in sticky clothes.

Not to be left out of the filmmakers» sympathies are Dinah and Razmik (well played by O'Hagan and especially Karagulian), who may not have to deal with the specific stigmas and abuses that plague Alexandra and Sin - Dee on a regular basis, but who turn out to be, if anything, leading even more frustratingly constricted lives.

All further constricting supply of available rentals.

I wrote a Science Times feature two years ago on the emerging reality that the Burmese python, a giant constricting snake from southern Asia, was enjoying a new and expanding range in South Florida thanks to the relatively ungoverned global trade in exotic reptiles as pets.

When the leash is attached to the dead ring the collar does not constrict on the dog's neck.

They tested the system on cell cultures, and then in live mice with breast cancer and mice with constricted arteries in their legs.

A lot of narrow constricted views.

He and his team have found that the larynx becomes more severely constricted in these athletes when they exercise at maximum intensity than when they exercise less arduously or are at rest.

Although this sling is great for newborns, it can be a little too constricting for older and more active babies who want to be more involved in their surroundings.

For the past 10 days, the gold prices have moved into a very constricted range.

Michigan State packs the line of scrimmage with everyone on the team, rarely lining a defensive player deeper than eight yards off the ball and channeling the offense into constricted space.

Budget tablets typically make the biggest sacrifices on the display front, and certainly the 1,024 x 600 resolution on the Kindle Fire feels a bit constricting at this point.

She also makes laid - back - chic - outfits look classy and sassy, yet comfy that will surely not constrict movement.

Zingale is clearly trying to present critical analysis with a sense of mainstream realism, but his attempt feels more than a little constricted by tone, presentation, and style.

But for now, we see only more demand and constricted supply on the market for the foreseeable future.

Still other research has implicated a hormone called angiotensin II, which also constricts blood vessels.

If someone is in shock from internal bleeding, the body shunts blood to the most critical organs — the heart and brain — while constricting blood flow to peripheral tissues.

Perhaps Jesus was quiet, as «Away in a Manger» claims, but if he was it would only have been because he was tightly constricted by swaddling rags.

Wear a scarf, necklace - or leave it plain... this tunic has a nicely finished v - neck that doesn't gap open and doesn't constrict like some turtlenecks, for cool weather wearing.

Worth Noting # 3: If you eat a tablespoon of fat 10 - 20 min before you consume sugar, it'll send a message to your stomach valve to slightly constrict as well as alert your digestive system to «slow down».

First, you have to secure a position, lab space, and sufficient funds to buy equipment and hire people, during a time of constricted budgets and increased competition.

When taken in low doses (in his case, lozenges or shoulder shots) rather than drip IV, ketamine can be therapeutic, assuaging panic attacks and softening the often constricting experiences that anxiety and depression can cause.

A Most Wanted Man is almost too carefully put together, and seems constricted at times by a tightness that doesn't allow the film to breathe.

Magnesium reduces inflammation within constricted blood vessels while zinc kickstarts the production of testosterone.

It may strike many readers as common sense, but availability on United for our return date is constricted because the flight is outbound from Hawaii, a very popular route.

We often imagine the English as reserved stonewallers, even more emotionally constricted than we Americans are.

Potassium is a vasodilator, which means that it opens up the blood vessels and eases the flow of blood, so it isn't being forced in a stress - inducing way through constricted arteries and veins.

The caffeine helps constrict blood vessels, which will reduce swelling and help with cellulite.