Sentence examples for more constrained in from inspiring English sources

Clinton may have been even more constrained in her responses.

And those who have power are more constrained in the ways they can use it".

I think we have to be more constrained in terms of our ambition.

She felt as strongly as me about the racism we were facing, but she was more constrained in her response than us youngsters were".

Now Clark was advocating the war's escalation, and there was an impression that he would be no more constrained in his advocacy than he had been before.

I've asked myself many times, since the advent of #MeToo, whether men are actually now more constrained in their public behavior than women are.

And thus if we do not see growth in bitcoin's price in 2015, we could see more constrained growth in its use.

In essence, these models are more constrained, resulting in greater stability.

However, the total contribution of each random phase to the overall dynamics is more constrained, as shown in the posterior distribution on a measure of total random turnover σ = ∑ ​ i = 3 6 τ ′ i ν i.

Such mild injuries are more likely to have occurred in the knee joint than in the more constrained hip joint [40], and in fact, the higher risk of hip osteoarthritis after intensive exercise in our study was not lower than that for knee osteoarthritis.

Particularly, the ENC data indicated that silent sites were more constrained (lower ENC values) in the downstream than in the upstream genes (table 1), which would overestimate dN/ dS ratios of the downstream genes.