Sentence examples similar to Constrained funds from inspiring English sources

Our analysis shows that one of the limiting factors is constrained funding.

A Senate appropriations panel has matched President Barack Obama's constrained funding request for the National Institutes of Health in 2010.

Like banks and automakers, life insurers have had to deal with investment losses and constrained funding options because of the turbulent markets.

At a time when academic research funding is constrained, funding of independent academics by industry may therefore be encouraged to mitigate this; examples of this are beginning to emerge [25].

Broad says he is saddened by the Bush Administration's stem-cell ban, which has constrained funding, forced universities to set up redundant labs off-site and let Singapore, Australia and Europe pull ahead of the U.S. in one of the most exciting new fields for fighting disease.

We (CDC) were just set up at that time, with very constrained funding.

Constrained monetary funding was only mentioned by interviewees at the two facilities with low implementation effectiveness.

The tests even play a major role in determining sample size, because every study is constrained by funds and time.

That reminder was welcome, says Churchland, who noted how easy it is for young investigators to feel constrained by funding challenges.

This debate has constrained the funding for and activities of Head Start rather than to find a way to improve its performance and extend its impact.

Outreach is constrained by funding".