Sentence examples for Serious constraints from inspiring English sources

But even Moon faces serious constraints.

Mrs. Clinton described a mission with serious constraints.

Such serious constraints prevent our Alternatives from becoming mainstream.

There are serious constraints in policymakers' ability to interpret evidence.

"These are all people who have serious constraints on their time," he said.

Harvard is one of his better projects, perhaps because he faced serious constraints.

It has, in the past, faced serious constraints imposed by the executive.

Changing course of successional processes may place serious constraints on future habitat restoration.

Ethane is converted much more rapidly than methane and this imposes serious constraints on the maximum attainable yields.

Official sources don't give any real information, and the [mainstream media] all operate under serious constraints, not to mention the threat of prosecution.

Frequently acting under serious constraints of time and even information, a prosecutor inevitably makes many decisions that could engender colorable claims of constitutional deprivation.