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Meanings of constrained in anglès

Lacking spontaneity; not natural.

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Pediatric HIV remains a significant global health dilemma, especially in resource-constrained nations.
Pubmed
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Eskom warned that the constrained supply situation may continue into the weekend.
The South African
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The recent slump in oil prices constrained growth as well, Ice said.
Reuters
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Concerns about the euro zone economy also constrained selling of U.S. debt.
Reuters
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The constrained grid is facing its most severe challenge in recent history.
The South African
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But the process is encountering major problems in the increasingly resource-constrained world.
Wired
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Sentiment has been constrained this week by fresh concerns over global trade.
The Irish Times
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Randich said the scale and capacity of FINRA's existing technology was constrained.
Reuters
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Beef and Lamb New Zealand said sheepmeat returns were constrained by supply.
Radio NZ
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He was feeling his way, and constrained by his conflict of interest.
The Guardian
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Due in part to increasing prevalence, access to treatment has become constrained.
Pubmed
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It also notes that debt funding is going to remain severely constrained.
The Irish Times
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At dinner she looked proud and constrained; and spoke only in monosyllables.
The Portent and Other Stories
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For example, women may be less mobile or constrained by family duties.
Reuters
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But he felt constrained in the presence of the woman he adored.
Saracinesca
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But somehow he felt constrained to silence; her simple dignity outclassed him.
The Man
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