Sentence examples for constrained existence from inspiring English sources

"It's a constrained existence we lead here," one occupation official said.

"You don't live," she once said, of the constrained existence of an 'Ndrangheta wife.

But it does show that the prisoner is burdened by the knowledge of an existence before imprisonment, a flawed, constrained existence that may in some sense have caused the current nightmare.

It is a convention of romantic comedy that a man's rigidly constrained existence must be disrupted by an impulsive and uninhibited woman, and Graeme Simsion's "Rosie Project," unlike its hero, is resolutely conventional.

Thus, the severe gene loss we described in obligate intracellular genomes comparing to free-living bacteria, may represent an irreversible evolutionary trajectory that constrains existence outside a eukaryotic cell, and limits transitions in lifestyles (e.g. parasitic versus mutualistic associations with hosts) [ 7, 47].

But was Howard constrained by the existence of a coalition partner?

So you might think that telling an audience intimate secrets would be an act of rebellion against an existence constrained by what he calls games of "emotional chicken".

System equilibriums are constrained by the existence of autonomous negative feedback in a given system.

Experiments were carried out on different PET for which the molecular mobility of the vitreous domain was constrained by the existence of a crystalline phase.

Decision-making in organizations is constrained by the existence of other organizations within the network, but a dominant coalition retains some discretion.

In either case, the field values at v and w are severely constrained by the existence of the CTC region even though these nodes lie completely to the past of that region.