Sentence examples for the restricted options from inspiring English sources

Eventually her extensive charitable work, combined with a new, more modern sympathy for the restricted options she faced, gained her public respect.

The book lays out the social and cultural forces that contributed to the rise of Spiritualism -- fearsome childhood death rates, science's undermining of religion, rising urbanization and the restricted options open to women, the ones who most frequently became mediums.

Whilst not unappreciative of the city's cultural scene, their migration is couched very much in terms of pure economic opportunity, contrasted with the restricted options and low incomes for graduates at home, due to the small scale and rigid nature of the graduate labour market.

A couple of GPs referred to the restricted diagnostic options available in the domestic setting, others complained of the poor controllability of consultations in patients' homes.

The restricted therapeutic options available to prostate cancer patients when hormonal therapy fails underscores the urgent need for the development of novel agents to tackle the castration refractory state.

These restricted options for data retrieval may be associated with the commercial nature of this database so as to prevent bulk mining of the contents.

The following indicators of a sustainable forest management have been analysed: existing old forest set aside for preservation, maintaining minimum target levels for area covered by old forest through time, restricted treatments for border zone areas around water bodies, retention of trees at final harvest and restricted options with respect to regeneration.

Campbell suggests that emphasizing their own poverty and restricted options beyond sex work may help sex workers reclaim some social respectability and distance themselves from the stigma of the sex work identity [ 36].

Resource requirements under the age-restricted option (FIT at 55 64 years) were approximately 60% of those required for screening the full age-range (e.g. 6,437-7,070 diagnosticolonoscopieses annually vs 11,095-12,414 for the base-case).

The price lift for arable land is much higher than for grassland, indicating the restricted land use options for grassland compared to arable land.

Given the restricted domestic capital options in Uganda, stronger linkages with foreign sources could potentially bring in "patient capital" that might offer funds for R&D in exchange for a reasonable financial return.