Sentence examples for constrained that from inspiring English sources

"Rhee is not constrained that way.

But identities are socially constrained: That is, they are in part products of the ways others see us, and not just our free choices.

Instead, Ceci and Williams believe that women are more likely than men to make personal choices – many of which may well be constrained – that prevent them from progressing to more senior levels (eg time off to raise children, following a spouse, caring for parents).

An abstract semantics has the advantage of enabling composition of domain-specific modeling languages that are themselves sufficiently constrained that analysis is still possible, but the disadvantage that engineers must learn a multiciplicity of modeling languages and must understand how they interact within an abstract semantics.

As the hospital is capacity constrained, that would lead to increasing waiting lists such that in the future it might be unable to continue treating patients of short durations or the list may get explosive.

No, that's what a bad designer would tell you, "I'm constrained, that's why the vehicle doesn't look as good as it should".

But energy prices could constrain that growth.

I said we should give some thought to how to restrict or restrain or constrain that.

As much as laptops enable limitless sound generation, they often also have the effect of constraining that music.

"We and Zynga and Facebook have retroactively had to put lots of policies in place to constrain that".

There was a back staircase I liked, an invitation to rainy-day playfulness in a house that seemed to constrain that sort of thing.