Sentence examples for very much constrained from inspiring English sources

"I think the principal factor is that the choices -- and even the sense of the opportunities -- is very much constrained by people's race or ethnicity or national origin," he said.

"I think the principal factor is that the choices — and even the sense of the opportunities — is very much constrained by people's race or ethnicity or national origin," he said.

However, the simple scaling up of such results to explain conditions on a large field scale, across agricultural landscapes under varied management scenarios, or across landscapes made up of different types of ecosystems (agricultural, grassland, forest), is very much constrained by a lack of information about the spatiotemporal distribution of earthworm populations.

In spite of the large number of parameters, the model is very much constrained by experimental data.

The tessellation approach is simple and rapid, but very much constrained by the patch shapes and positions.

Thus, routing in ad-hoc networks is very much energy-constrained.

If your stock is fairly crushed to one degree or another, does it constrain your activities very much right now?

Although very much in the same spirit, our declarations are constrained by a distribution which is skewed away from the expected distribution of player types.

Nor do the category names constrain the kinds of sounds very much".

(I also looked at some recession-era demand changes to see if they were at all constrained by supply, and they were — very much as they were before the recession).

Strongly pro-life and culturally conservative officials like the new vice president and, say, Carson, might very much want to pursue restrictive policies in certain cutting-edge research, policies that could both constrain federal funding and hamper privately sponsored research.