Sentence examples for relatively unfettered from inspiring English sources
The vast majority of China's people live, work, migrate, vacation and entertain themselves relatively unfettered.
Meanwhile, Chinese capital has enjoyed relatively unfettered access to the U.S. market.
Individual PCCs will be relatively unfettered, except, every four years, by an electorate which may not feel like bothering.
That position has made him the darling of those who want a relatively unfettered Internet, whether it be music sharers or online poem reprinters.
That, along with the harm that is done by relatively unfettered access to adult pornography online, represents a failure to protect our children.
We found that Medicare beneficiary access to physician-administered (Medicare part B) drugs is relatively unfettered, with a fixed patient co-insurance percentage of 20%.
It has since been concluded that the medieval craftsmen were relatively free and unfettered when compared to their counterparts in antiquity.
A flaw in configuring the site allowed anyone to type in a relatively simple Web address and have unfettered access to hundreds of files on the company's computer network, including educational materials and internal communications.
Kuhn claims that the Chinese people are satisfied with the social contract that the CPC offers them: "They receive economic human rights to a decent standard of living, and these social human rights are more important than the unfettered political human rights of a relatively few people [dissidents]." Kuhn explains that there is a tradeoff between economic and human rights.
Depending on our genetic makeup and our previous experience with stress, our responses can range from the relatively stable professional who continues to go to and from work unfettered to the bunker-building Doomsday prepper.
But this is a relatively obvious gross-out, a purely physical shock, compared to his more psychologically unfettered performances which can linger in the mind, unresolved, probing to the quick of one's memory.
