Sentence examples for culturally constrained from inspiring English sources

So a central tenet of much green thinking – that humans should not damage or otherwise interfere with the natural world – is a very complex statement indeed, because the concept of "nature" is subjective, dynamic and culturally constrained.

Kenan Malik, British author of Strange Fruit: Why Both Sides are Wrong in the Race Debate, takes it further in his essay "Who Owns Knowledge": "The battle over the bones is also a battle between those who believe in the possibility of universal knowledge and those who view truth as culturally constrained".

The choices that women and their families make are a) rational, given the continued imbalanced dynamics of work/family responsibilities and b) false "choices" since both men and women are socially and culturally constrained and unable to consider equally competing and comparable options.

DRD4 VNTR genotype frequencies vary widely across the globe, reflecting the adaptive utility of both motivations for dispersal [23] and in some cases culturally constrained behavioral phenotypes [26].

1 Patients from Asian cultures tend to focus on somatising and physiologic symptomatology rather than mental symptoms 18 21 and to be culturally constrained where it comes to reporting emotional states such as depression.

Gender affects diversification options as gender roles are culturally determined, mobility of females may be constrained and females experience differential access to assets (Dhanaraj 2015).

Customers were constrained.

"Governments are politically constrained".

Investment must be constrained.

Wages councils were constrained.

But both feel constrained.