Sentence examples for force that constrains from inspiring English sources

There is yet another force that constrains McConnell, and drives him to the right.

The motivating force that constrains bad behavior is social pressure and cultural norms.

Ordinary people in both countries are frustrated with the slow pace of change ("Of course, nothing has changed"), but most are aware of the larger, global economic forces that constrain their national leaders and heroes.

It is unknown whether this diversity represents evolutionary forces that constrain certain types of phages or if it is an artifact of phage isolation.

We conclude that the evolutionary rate does not constitute a selective force that substantially constrains protein size.

Evidence for HR between microbial genomes is widespread, and this process has been proposed to act as a cohesive force that can constrain the diversification of microbial lineages.

Moreover, these rapid transitions have given rise to a highly dynamic and flexible labor force that is not constrained by the same dependencies of some of its western European neighbors, whose labor forces have experienced the perks of democracy across multiple generations, but who nevertheless show complacency in the face of innovation and resistance to change.

We infer from this that the carbamate bridge formed between Cx26 monomers represents a constraining force that hinders hemichannel closure.

Favreau insisted that in spite of the economic forces that now constrain film-makers such as himself, they're determined to combine commercial triumph with creative achievement.

We have entered into a more interdependent global economy with many benefits, but despite its appeal and power, there are political and physical forces that will constrain its power.

"For many years the Catholic Church was the only force that was able to somehow constrain the brutal repression of Pinochet," said Jose Miguel Vivanco, a Chilean lawyer who heads the Americas division of Human Rights Watch.