Sentence examples for ability to constrain from inspiring English sources

March 23, 2010 To the Editor: David Brooks bemoans runaway spending and questions the Democrats' ability to constrain it.

NHS spending also jumped sharply in the early 1990s but this did not change the public perception of an embattled service.The ability to sustain this higher spending on public services also depends critically upon the Treasury's ability to constrain the real growth in annually-managed expenditure to 1.2% a year.

Verizon (32%) and AT&T (31%) divide the vast majority of the market between them in terms of both spectrum holdings and revenues, with Sprint (17% market share) and T-Mobile (11%) barely hanging on as distant third and fourth players, with uncertain ability to constrain the prices charged by Verizon and AT&T.

Cash also has the ability to constrain monetary policies by counteracting negative interest rates.

Norms provide the ability to constrain behaviour while preserving individual agent autonomy.

In this method, the ALS point samples used in the algorithm are selected depending on their ability to constrain the relative movement between the overlapping laser strips.

Finally, [ 11] proposed the same kind of approach for signaling pathways, adding the ability to manually constrain the drawing.

This translates into a greater ability for xylans to constrain water on a per-unit mass basis.

But many will find their ability to borrow constrained by investors' flight from risk and the surge in public debt in the rich world.

But he underestimated the ideological divide between the parties on the issue, and found his ability to maneuver constrained by his need not to alienate members of his party during his impeachment.

However, the ability of α/β TCRs to constrain thymic output is strictly PKD2 dependent.