Sentence examples for a rather constrained from inspiring English sources

Insofar as widely held views on parenting support a right to determine the characteristics of one's children, and thus to determine the genetic characteristics of one's future children, they support only a rather constrained right.

This can be explained in part by their small size, and from the fact that their location may be rather constrained by steric considerations, such as the need for a pocket in which the reaction is performed [32].

The tight structure (each story is also 120 words long) seems to have freed, rather constrained, Charles Lambert to write something both highly individual and utterly universal".

Lopez added, though, that Rajoy was rather constrained by the Spanish financial crisis: It's not that much about measures to boost growth, obviously it will be the contrary, but rather simply to avoid bankruptcy.

In contrast, the teachers felt rather constrained because the use of the technology was limited to the virtual campus.

In particular, an analysis of the ethnographic data demonstrates how the meso-level contexts of Parkview High and the AP Biology classroom did not facilitate but rather constrained opportunities for her to participate in and learn biology.

Here, we attempted to make few assumptions about the mode of CWD transmission and rather constrained our simulations to fit the first 10 years of observed epidemics in Colorado, Wyoming and Wisconsin.

The case (ii) is somewhat different, as the choice of the compression method is rather constrained.

As the example of the kidney-giving doctors shows, the duty is not absolute but, rather, constrained by several factors.

In spite of the large number of parameters, the model is rather tightly constrained because an enormous amount of data from cows and other animals is available that determine the parameter values.

And I have felt liberated by my challenge rather than constrained.