constrained造句
61. Downstairs, when Jessica had stormed out, her parents had found themselves remarkably constrained by the stranger in their midst.
62. Fundholding practitioners would be less constrained in their clinical decision making and patients could anticipate more choice and improvements in services.
63. The success of this sales communication will be constrained by the general level of education within the culture.
64. Democratic regimes are constrained by the authoritarian and elitist state that ultimately controls the instruments of economic policy and coercion.
65. Republicans who used to back it because the president liked it will no longer feel constrained to do so.
66. Some one who could be trusted with confidences, give advice, and yet not be constrained and influenced by being your parent.
67. Hutchinson is constrained by an Arkansas ballot initiative in his state to vote only for the term-limit measure voters there approved.
68. In the early decades of the century, evangelicals had been constrained by the fear of revolution.
69. This view was so widely attractive that Themistokles himself was constrained to lay more emphasis on a nearer enemy, Aigina.
70. We would expand the Smart award scheme for small companies which has been constrained by funding resources.
71. The state should plan the growth of the economy and not be constrained by artificial financial pressures.
72. The exercise of parental autonomy is constrained by various factors.
73. Duckham is a much more hapless figure: rather a constrained Everyman, almost a bore in fact.
74. You could take Richard anywhere too but you would feel constrained to keep explaining he was a genius.
75. Black feels constrained by the threat of xe8 to capture the white rook which has been en prise for nine consecutive moves.
76. But affirmative action is clearly going to be a more constrained remedy in future years than in past decades.
77. In the boiler overhaul, for example, Taylor found that a worker lost much time because of his constrained position.
78. Areas of poor acoustic quality but tightly constrained by local syntactic and semantic information would be identified through top-down prediction.
79. This is because metaphorical mappings, and hence readings, are ultimately constrained by what appear to be universal cognitive structures.
80. Most are constrained by limited resources and by intractable domestic agendas that impede their capability to implement policy.
81. Because they are unsure of their male identities, they feel constrained to prove them continually.
82. Judge Leval was constrained by an earlier decision of the court.
83. Clearly, the existing technologies are a limitation and multimedia must temporarily be constrained by the platforms currently available to deliver it.
84. It is claimed that economic power is constrained by the competitive market.
85. Local authorities are also constrained in the proportion of capital receipts they may use to support capital expenditure.
86. In other words[http://], how many people were constrained by credit rationing?
87. Finally, these books are less constrained and more cynical in their criticism of science than those written by nonscientists.
88. Leapor, however, is not ultimately constrained by what Pope gives her.
89. The negotiations dragged on and in the end I was constrained to issue a writ.
90. It was perhaps even worse when public servants were or felt constrained to file affidavits which demonstrated a political purpose.
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