Sentence examples for potentially constrained from inspiring English sources

Can a doctor or nurse, potentially compromised by their relationship with those in charge and potentially constrained by the NHS's enduringly hierarchical culture, really fit that bill?

Although the provision of such urban roads in Xai-Xai is potentially constrained by a number of factors the financial constraints are the most pressing.

In addition to the direct beneficial effects of such products on skin physiology (for example see Hawkins et al, [34]), frequent use of a personal care regime also requires a behavioural commitment, with access to such products also potentially constrained by SES and relative wealth.

A strategic assessment is needed to determine the future goals of AFHSC-GEIS, given limited resources and a potentially constrained fiscal environment.

Moreover, the number of V. squamosa nesting sites is potentially constrained by the presence of V. maculifrons colonies in the population, because V. squamosa queens primarily found nests by usurping those already initiated by V. maculifrons.

For example, Xu et al. (2013) experimentally simulated changes in colour labels, noted by Claidière et al. (2014) to be potentially constrained by psychophysical aspects of cognition that may form a cultural attractor.

Analysts blamed the drop on concern it hasn't boosted its capital position, potentially constraining future growth.

While health and human services nominee Tom Price and House speaker Paul Ryan make no secret of their desire to repeal the ACA, the electoral consequences could potentially constrain their decision-making, even if the health consequences do not.

The new attitude could reshape the way Congress does its fiscal business the rest of this year and into the future, and potentially constrain President Obama and Democrats as they pursue their agenda.

More broadly, how can we rely on the Federal Reserve to oversee and constrain the actions of Mr. Dimon while he continues to sit on the board of the New York Fed — with the job of overseeing and potentially constraining the actions of that organization?

Conflicting perspectives create a language barrier between engineers and chemists that potentially constrains process development.