Sentence examples for be constrained by time from inspiring English sources

As such they will be constrained by time to counsel their patients on having a more physically active lifestyle.

Moreover, many interventions that require in-person contact are expensive and do not reach patients who might be constrained by time, money, mobility, or location.

That being said, their ability to negotiate is constrained by time, and it is unclear whether the current Israeli government will be willing to offer the minimum that Palestinians can accept.

Timing appeared to be a factor: most studies were constrained by time, and data were typically gathered within 12 months of the intervention.

Typically, however, the choice of what to dance at galas is constrained by time and logistics.

In it Marx captures not only the agency of human endeavor, but reminds us of how even the most powerful people are constrained by time and space, by geography and history.

"A key difference [between academia and industry]" Hendry remarks, "is that industry is highly focused on product development and is constrained by time and budgets.

The media, after all, are constrained by time and expense.

Information Technology (IT) makes it possible for those delivering health and social care to exchange patient data without being constrained by time and distance.

Nonetheless, in a curricula whose content is constrained by time, there are concerns that the inclusion of S/R would take the place of other important topics [ 8, 9].

GPs and nurses reported that the GPPAQ itself was an easy tool with which to assess PA levels in general practice and feasible to use in a range of electronic record systems but integration within routine practice is constrained by time and complex consultations.