Sentence examples for Growing constraints from inspiring English sources

Growing constraints on public funding and the prevailing political ideology resulted in policies aimed at greater accountability and selectivity (Geuna and Martin, 2003).

Being commander in chief prevented Mr. Obama from speaking frankly about the growing constraints on American power.

Everyone in the healthcare industry knows what challenges we face – an ageing population, more lifestyle-related ill health and growing constraints on budgets.

Economists say that talent shortages are growing constraints on the country's economic expansion, especially as millions of baby boomers enter retirement.

With growing constraints on time and resources, the use of PROs may provide a much-needed tool to ensure optimal HIV care.

Restoring security in the east admittedly will be difficult given the woeful capacity of the Libyan government and the growing constraints on foreign diplomats who are under constant threat of attack.

And there is only so much of Santa Clara to go around.Yet more Santa Clara could be built, were it not for the second and more distressing factor behind land's return: the growing constraint imposed by land-use regulation.

Even though these reforms are positive, other factors are becoming a growing constraint to efficient trade.

To account for the medium (modified MOPS minimal medium) on which the cell cultures were grown, constraints on the exchange reactions are taken from [ 21] and only inorganic compounds and glucose are allowed to enter and exit the system.

Multinational companies are also alarmed by the growing online constraints.

However, there is renewed interest in improving system performance to deal with growing energy constraints.