Sentence examples for constrained expectations from inspiring English sources

4. Perception of need depends on trait negative affect, as well socially constrained expectations.

We show that by imposing such restrictions, the mechanism Bayesian implements the constrained rational expectations equilibrium correspondence.

Like panel interviews, panel discussions, i.e. discussions involving a host mediating between several guests, appear constrained by expectations and attendant turn-taking practices which give them distinctive sequential and discourse characteristics, and make them in principle a safe context in which to promote lively debate.

They set and constrain expectations about what a "Woman" is, what she must do, what she is permitted to do, and what she is forbidden to do.

Neoliberal ideals can operate at a distance by influencing patient perspectives and potentially constraining their expectations and hopes about what the state can do or should do to cater for their rights to quality healthcare.

There was no art market to speak of, so artists felt less constrained by commercial expectations.

Men are equally constrained by career expectations from asking for room to have their family lives.

Some, constrained by social expectations, effaced the records of their work.

They recognise that women have suffered and continue to suffer important disadvantages relative to men, within education as in other fields: women are the victims of exclusion and deprivation and domination, constrained by imposed expectations, judged as less intelligent and less deserving, and afflicted by manufactured deficits of confidence.

Within this attitude, judgments that I make about myself are constrained by social expectations and cultural values.

Men are typically less constrained by social expectations.