Sentence examples for may have constrained from inspiring English sources

A big city is good at providing anonymity and escape, not least, perhaps, from family and friends who may have constrained one's inclinations.

First, threats of legal action which may have constrained The Guardian's reporting of this matter in the UK led The Guardian to accede to the UK Government's insistence that The Guardian destroy some of our equipment in London so as to destroy information stored on it.

All these developments may have constrained the credit supply of some institutions.

But while Roman institutions and practices may have constrained the Teutonic Germans, their diametric opposite was the Jew, the highest manifestation of the Semitic Race.

Another possibility is that the higher minimum wage in the UK may have constrained labour market conditions, particularly for lower skilled women.

The probable limited prior knowledge of situations of uncertainty of my participants may have constrained their ability to effectively integrate the content into their visions for teaching evolution.

Other, similar, forms of natural selection within each line may also have constrained the response of male attractiveness to selection.

While this approach is pragmatic, and assisted in the synthesis of many disparate studies, it is possible that this prior grouping had some effect on the results of the synthesis, and may also have constrained the emergence of new categories.

Limitations in the spatial resolution of one important input to the PM2.5 model the satellite aerosol optical depth data may have constrained our ability to detect associations between PM2.5 exposure and cognition; advances in remote sensing technology should increase precision of estimates in the future.

It may be that evolution has constrained them such that they follow very good solutions but not quite the best".

In part, Nelson may have been constrained by the nature of Daisy, the film's heroine.