Sentence examples for largely constrained from inspiring English sources
Buyout firms have been largely constrained by more stringent lending by banks.
High unemployment and weak wages have largely constrained retailers' pricing power, but June proved that higher energy prices beyond the retailers' control could be significant.
In the feudal societies of the Middle Ages for example, the ability of any individual to accumulate material wealth was largely constrained by the amount of "things" they could reasonably possess.
Easthom explains that NP's extensive community reach is particularly important since the 14,000-strong UN mission in the South Sudan "has had no static presence in opposition-held territories [and has] … largely constrained its protection presence to the protection of civilian sites on United Nations' bases".
However, their cross-context learning is largely constrained.
The situation is largely constrained because regional markets for GMOs are being developed in Africa.
The direct-indirect and phase transition will largely constrain application of monolayer phosphorene to electronic and optical devices.
Employing a knowledge-spillover conceptual lens, this study finds that social networks among early-stage academic entrepreneurs are important for spurring and supporting spinoff establishment, but if they do not evolve from their initial configuration, these networks can largely constrain subsequent stages of spinoff development.
Yet relationships between vGRF and RRI remain unclear – potentially because previous research has largely been constrained to collecting vGRFs in laboratory settings and ignoring relationships between RRI and stride number.
The importance of incorporating low-copy nuclear genes in phylogenetic reconstruction is well-recognized, but has largely been constrained by technical limitations (Zimmer and Wen, 2013).
More broadly, our data suggest that the molecular fingerprint of the osteoblast, which largely is constrained among land animals, was not fixed during early vertebrate evolution.
