Sentence examples for access is constraining from inspiring English sources
"Internet access is constraining what people can do," Mr. Medin said.
Internet access is constrained by the high cost of connectivity in a region marked by weak competition in telecom markets, as described by my World Bank colleagues in a new report on broadband networks in the Middle East and North Africa.
For instance, if access is constrained based on Bob's location, granting or rejecting access will provide information about Bob's location and can violate Bob's privacy.
But after plowing through reams of data on some 8,500 small businesses compiled by the Federal Reserve and the University of Michigan in the late '80s and early '90s, Hurst rejects the notion that, for the most part, limited access to capital is constraining would-be entrepreneurs.
The scarcity of physicians in sub-Saharan Africa – particularly in rural clinics staffed only by non-physician health workers – is constraining access to HIV treatment, as only they are legally allowed to start antiretroviral therapy in the HIV-positive patient.
need to be better understood in humanitarian contexts where access to services is constrained and resources are limited.
In traditional computing environments access to resources is constrained by either secure authentication mechanisms or by physical network boundaries.
However, women's access to ICTs is constrained by factors that go beyond issues of technological infrastructure and socio-economic environment.
Below market interest rates on savings can have the same effect, particularly when access to credit is constrained and individuals cannot 'dis-save'.
Often access to tobacco is constrained.
