Sentence examples for may be constraining from inspiring English sources

"I have a lot of things from my past that may be constraining, but one thing I know how to do, or I think I know how to do, is get up in front of 500 20-year-olds".

Meanwhile, new, high-elevation cash crops may be constraining forest expansion.

In females, however, treatment with elevated testosterone strongly decreased overall reproductive success, suggesting that, while selection might favor increased testosterone in males, the negative consequences for females may be constraining the evolution of this trait, resulting in a case of sexual conflict.

These data suggested that a growth arrest/senescence pathway may be constraining tumour progression within these lesions.

Small subjects pose technical difficulties in obtaining samples required by research protocols, and human use protocols may be constraining.

Their range of alternatives may be constrained by wartime circumstance — more constrained than Cardona's.

"The outbreak response may be constrained by the current security situation in Côte d'Ivoire," the WHO said.

Its authors barely acknowledge that America's own power may be constrained.

In Germany, the euro zone's wealthiest country, Chancellor Angela Merkel may be constrained even after elections on Sunday are behind her.

Mr Rockefeller may be constrained by political exigencies to defend companies that do this, but it's pretty shameful stuff.

More importantly, he shows that though those people may be constrained and angered by their economic and social circumstances, their outlook is not narrowed by them.