Sentence examples for was less constrained by from inspiring English sources

The magazine was less constrained by pulp convention than its competitors, and published some novels such as Eric Temple Bell's The Time Stream and Festus Pragnell's The Green Man of Graypec, which were not in the mainstream of development of the science fiction genre.

To obtain a population of CoA-binding aptamers that was less constrained by experimental design, a new affinity matrix was synthesized in which the CoA was immobilized through a disulfide linkage to the sulfhydryl on the pantotheine arm.

"We are less constrained by NSA's concerns about compliance".

Outsiders could sometimes take bigger risks, because they were less constrained by the burdens of representation.

"We are less constrained by NSA's concerns about compliance," it said.

Germans today are less constrained by their past, motivated increasingly by their own perceived self-interest.

Had they been, Bleasdale might have been less constrained by the label of "gritty Liverpool playwright".

"He's less constrained by convention -- maybe it's generational, maybe it's Barbara -- but it's true, anyway.

International law is less constrained by the straightjacket of property rights, and has proved more supportive of subsistence hunting rights.

The sense that Mr. Obama's second term would be less constrained by electoral considerations offered analysts a rich theme.

Trust Staff would be more motivated and productive if they were trusted more to exercise professional judgment and were less constrained by targets, paperwork and micro-management.