Sentence examples for possibly more constrained from inspiring English sources

It would be useful therefore, for future research to explore the views of women on the role of their husbands during pregnancy and delivery, and for men to be interviewed on a one to one basis where they may be less prone to 'machismo' but possibly more constrained by the interviewer effect.

This is consistent with our observation in Section 2.2 that the reporting of timestamp in IBC may be more constrained through the use of approximate - or possibly misreported - timing of events provided in newspaper articles.

Mr Osborne is far more constrained.

Clinton may have been even more constrained in her responses.

In public comments, officials have been more constrained.

Except they felt more constrained than their Hispanic colleagues.

Now the Tory leadership feels more constrained by Thatcherite rebels.

In more equal societies, as in the postwar era, finance is much more constrained.

Are men simply more inhibited, more constrained by the bounds of culture?

"She has had to learn how to live with that and be more constrained.

"But he would find that his sphere of influence would be more constrained to the coaching".