Sentence examples for choices were constrained from inspiring English sources

Mr Jaruzelski sided with the Soviet occupier, but his choices were constrained by the chaos, carnage and insanity of the times.

He was an intellectually honest politician who correctly reasoned that all of his choices were constrained by the fact that half the country was rising up for armed conflict against the other half.

Those choices were constrained by income, time, imperfect memory and calculating capabilities, and the opportunities available (Becker [1993]).

Our choices are constrained by the options available in our communities.

This means student choices are constrained by the need to attend local institutions.

A classic binge drinker is a prime example; his choices are constrained with the first drink.

Still, to concede that identity choices are constrained is a far cry from the claim that identity is destiny.

People's goals and incentives differ, power is exercised and resisted in myriad ways, and choices are constrained by poverty or gender inequalities.

The novel telescopes past and future into a single moment, jumping out of straightforward realism to reveal how our choices are constrained by the limited number of roles we can play in the stories of our own lives.

Parents' choices are constrained by what they can afford and nurseries will continue to struggle to fill places as long as the gap between cost and affordable price goes unmet.

The title refers to the notion, promoted by a conservative gadfly named Joseph Overton, that policy choices are constrained not by the range of ideas that politicians have, but by what the public is already prepared to accept.