Sentence examples for be unconstrained from inspiring English sources
verb
To free from constraints.
The boy's imagination may be unconstrained, but like any child he is tethered to the will of others and a set of painfully familiar limiting facts.
Newbie of perfection-bordering beauty that it is, the sole emotion should be unconstrained joy, yet the delight is tempered by the sadness that only London has one, and that those of you in Belfast, Bristol, Glasgow, Cardiff, Norwich, Liverpool and every other city and town do not.
As former National Security Council official Philip Gordon has pointed out, if this deal is rejected, Iran's nuclear program will be unconstrained: "Kill that deal, and tomorrow Iran can resume enrichment including to higher levels, keep its fissile material stockpile, finish building its heavy water reactor and do unlimited R&D, all without transparency or international supervision".
A variable is said to be unconstrained if.
Writing style is assumed to be unconstrained (i.e., what is normally encountered in practice).
If σ was larger than 10°, the results were judged to be unconstrained and discarded.
A reduction in demand when supply is unconstrained lowers the price, favouring carbon-intensive industry.
Which is fine as long as a woman's time is unconstrained, she says, but throw a baby into the mix "and that strategy stops working".
Mafia firms are unconstrained by ethical concerns about tax evasion, labour laws or safety standards; and their money and readiness to bribe can create a competitive advantage.
Problems 3 and 4 are unconstrained integer programming problems.
These, particularly the claim that the sequence length is unconstrained, are of course idealized assumptions.
