Sentence examples for routinely constrained from inspiring English sources

Is it possible for anything like the grandly traditional novel of character development and moral nuance to emerge from societies in extremis, from writers routinely constrained or assailed?

Based on previous diagnostic studies about medical barriers [ 4, 5] researchers and policy makers in Guatemala concluded that providers routinely constrained information about family planning and lacked skills to select and organize the questions they asked and information they provided.

Nutrition intervention studies in hip fracture routinely report highly constrained research environments in order to demonstrate clinical effect of highly controlled, often one-dimensional interventions in the presence of these confounders, despite the recognised need for these patients to receive 'comprehensive' (that is, multidisciplinary and multimodal) care [ 2].

Therefore the Kwale improvement approach which holistically targeted a reasonable range of integrated health services that are routinely offered in small rural health facilities in resource constrained settings, provided further evidence that this is possible.

But this isn't the same world in which Clinton grew up, where highly educated women routinely faced unequal treatment at school, the derision of their male peers, and even constrained marital prospects.

Customers were constrained.

"Governments are politically constrained".

Investment must be constrained.

"I won't be constrained".

Wages councils were constrained.

But both feel constrained.