Sentence examples for equally constrained from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement is equally constrained by the law, though, said Rasch.

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

All the indications are that the next leadership team of Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang will be equally constrained.

Workers briefly enter their lives to assess levels of risk and "signpost" them (if they are lucky) to other, equally constrained, services.

But then, in fairness, my capacity to emote when they reveal their success or failure in some arcane activity involving computers is equally constrained.

Prior to Citizens United, that is, corporations and unions were equally constrained in their ability to spend general treasury funds on federal electoral politics.

The limits of our comprehension are equally as constrained, but the breadth of our humanity is infinite.

What begins as a dynamic, imaginative shunning of orthodoxy – witness Jacob and Julia's attempts to reimagine Jewish observance for their family – soon becomes equally constraining.

This technique samples points in order to equally constrain all eigenvectors of the covariance matrix estimated from the points and the normals of the overlapping region of two point clouds.

But equally constraining is a popular way of conceiving of the region -- divided, schematically, between militants beholden to Iran and moderates sympathetic to the United States.

Time from our project partner is equally, but differently, constrained.