Sentence examples for constraints whether from inspiring English sources
Most philosophers would reject this view in favor of introducing various constraints, whether or not they can in turn be justified by their consequences.
I've learned to work within constraints, whether it's cooking without meat or without even a convection oven, as I am now.
On the other hand, respondents who reported not implementing curricula were more likely to report time constraints, whether personal or within an academic course schedule, as a barrier to reform.
Rarely the product of free and rational choice, confessions "arise in situations of constraint, whether physical or psychological," he says, "motivated by inextricable layers of shame, guilt, disgrace, contempt, self-loathing, propitiation and expiation".
The abundance of conformational changes raises the question of whether they occur due to biochemical constraints or whether they are perhaps the outcome of an evolutionary optimization of recognition processes.
Hence, whether a given particular has a given property places no metaphysical constraints on whether that or any other particular has any other property".
For the majority of gene clusters, however, it is not clear whether the genomic organisation is maintained as a result of functional constraints, or whether it is merely by chance that no chromosomal rearrangements disrupting the complex have become fixed.
That would seem to mean, among other things, that whether a particular has mass 5 kg places no logical or metaphysical constraints on whether it has mass 7 kg.
However, it has been unclear whether such high-conservation of gene order is a consequence of some constraints, or whether it results only by sharing a common ancestry.
There are also powerful ecological constraints on whether young disperse to new territories.
Stephen Allinger, legislative director for the New York City Board of Education, noted that New York does "have school choice policies, but they're within the constraints of whether we have space".
