Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Constrain"s

A: However the country's healthcare resources remain limited.

A: To limit or restrict

A: Laws constrain your actions.

A: He felt constrained by the rules.

The chains constrained him.

A: I wanted to buy more but I was constrained by a lack of funds.

Constrained by a shortage of time, I couldn't finish the job.

A: Constrain means to restrict the activity of something.
"We must constrain the drug problems in the streets."
Console means to comfort. It can also be a noun for a video game system, but I am guessing you mean the first definition.
"The woman will console the girl when she is crying."

A: constrain and curb are two completely different words, they don’t have the same meaning at all, did you mean restrain? but anyway
constrain: force someone to do something in a certain way
curb: restrain from doing something
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A: constrain means to make someone follow a certain course / action.
ex. she was constrained on signing a document.

restrain means to prevent someone from doing a certain course or action.
ex. she was restrained from going out of her residence.

A: Constrain is defined as, "compel or force (someone) toward a particular course of action, while Restrict is defined as, "put a limit on; keep under control".

A: "Constrain" and "restrain" are similar in meaning; both can be understood as holding something back by force or limiting someone's actions.

Restrain is used mostly as preventing an action: "I wanted more dessert but I restrained myself."

Constrain is used more as placing limits or restrictions on an action: "I have strict constraints in my diet. Therefore, I cannot eat more dessert." These can be seen more as rules set in place to keep something from happening, whereas "restraint" can be seen more as a physical action done or not done to keep something from happening.

Constrain and restrict are similar but are used in slightly different ways. Constrain is used more as a rule that exists but is not necessarily official. As in a "social constraint" within a culture, which is agreed upon by the population but not an explicit law. A "restriction" or to restrict something is more official, it is a law or rule set by an authority. As in "access restricted to employees" on a door at a restaurant, for example.

A: Restrain means holds something or someone *back* from advancing or doing something. Constrain means to *confine* someone or something to certain limitations of advancement or action.
I understand if you mix these up. They are very similar and many native speakers probably don't notice the difference either.
The way I think is like this:A dog on a leash is restrained from running running away. A dog in a cage is constrained from running away.
See how restraints hold something back and constraints confine something?
Hope that helped!

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A: Limited, controlled by an outside factor/agent