Sentence examples for as a constraining factor from inspiring English sources

"Interest rates have moved higher, which is acting as a constraining factor for the market," Goldman told Forbes.com.

In a note this week he suggested demand for the Apple Watch had disappointed some investors — also pointing to slow rollout as a constraining factor, with Apple not initially offering walk-in sales via its retail stores.

Notably China proposes to eliminate its current steel overcapacity (which is significantly greater than the entire annual output of the second largest steel producer, Japan) by about 2020, citing rising unemployment as a constraining factor.

Furthermore, when compared with evidence from literature, it is observed that only an insignificant number of real-world crowdsensing applications have discussed money or budget as a constraining factor in adopting incentive mechanism.

However, from an economic standpoint to minimise cost, it can be assumed that the role of money or budget as a constraining factor in adopting incentive mechanism is implied.

The importance of water as a constraining factor on afforestation is highlighted by the fact that forestry and water issues are brought together in the government administration (The Department of Water Affairs and Forestry).

Space was obviously not a constraining factor, as three chapters are specifically and slightly excessively dedicated to prostate cancer and stem cells.

Data used to be a constraining factor for organizational research.

"The complexity of life and lifestyle is a constraining factor," she said.

The iambic pentameter might seem a constraining factor, its meter checking Sarsgaard's spontaneity.

Similar problems have been a constraining factor plaguing China's far more developed wind energy sector.