Sentence examples for may be unrestrained from inspiring English sources

Typically, the pile head may be unrestrained (free) head as the pile head is allowed to rotate, or restrained (fixed) head condition where no pile head rotation is permitted.

Britons want their hedonism to be unrestrained; they just do not want to be subjected to other people's unrestrained hedonism.

Loss of these activities during cancer development may be implicated in unrestrained growth and formation of viable colonies from detached, depolarised neoplastic cells during tumour progression.

Instrument panels, windshield glass, and other surfaces that may be struck by an unrestrained occupant may be designed to absorb energy in a controlled manner.

Partly this is because judicial rhetoric, when unrestrained, may be capable of many meanings; partly also, I fear, it is because sometimes (even the greatest) judges don't understand the difference between some of the key concepts.

Clearly, both these mechanisms may be related and promote unrestrained tumour growth and the dissemination required for the greater malignant potential associated with an elevated C-reactive protein concentration.

In the wary, standardized world of the N.F.L., the unrestrained Ryan may be the best football coach this side of the Patriots' Bill Belichick.

That raises concerns, however, the bank may be called on to bankroll unrestrained spending on more roads and bridges that Japan does not need.

The paradox that is pursued throughout Ballard's work is that the surreal worlds created by the unrestrained human imagination may be more real than everyday human life.

Yet Buskey undermines the power of the narrative and the importance of this honest portrayal by dismissing Stern's style as "overwrought" and warning that some readers may be "turned off by the author's unrestrained fire".

Their hyperactivity may be tampered down by compensatory mechanisms that prevent unrestrained proliferation or neoplasia.