Sentence examples for constrained people from inspiring English sources

As herd sizes per capita and range areas dwindle, as access to and movement between key resources become limiting and pastoralist options are more constrained, people increasingly depend on non-livestock elements of their multi-stranded livelihoods (Galvin 2009).

The privileged expedition was for a feature I wrote for the Wall Street Journal Europe called "Shop Talk," where I interviewed the famous while they went shopping, which somehow put even the most constrained people at ease.

"Doing that would constrain people's thinking".

"Those things that normally constrain people are not there.

That actually constrains people's behaviour because they so desperately seek approval and therefore have to conform.

"If we feel we can constrain stalkers," he added, "then I think we can also constrain people who want to build radiological bombs".

Guidelines are clear about harassment, bullying and hate speech – which is why this problem is not about constraining people's "free speech".

"The neat thing about the less is more critique is that it achieves less consumption without constraining people's decisions," said the Bank blogger.

These patterns both enable and constrain people's actions, which means that there are winners and losers in the diffusion of modern sports from Europe and North America to the rest of the world.

And as you heard this morning, this does constrain people's personal choices.

Alternatively, institutions are considered to be a habitual pattern of behavior which further enables or constrains people.