Sentence examples for be constrained by current from inspiring English sources

He later added that growth would be constrained by current rail infrastructure in the Northern Territory, but said "it was not a major impediment" and Landbridge would be talking to stakeholders involved.

The studies indicate the feasibility of the approach, but also how the appropriate use of such techniques will be constrained by current levels of precision in mobile sensor technology.

We want the game to be realistic, but we do not want to be constrained by current technology.

It is clear that much future work is required and equally clear that this should not be constrained by current categorical diagnostic systems.

To achieve a responsive preventive model of care that placed the patient at the centre meant that 'early redesign thinking' could not to be constrained by current or traditional services models and professional body regulations.

Despite their differences, both economists agree that few people are constrained by current limits on contributions to I.R.A.'s and 401(k) plans.

It is found that feedstock diversification mitigates up to 40% of feedstock supply variations, while biorefinery diversification can mitigate up to 70% of feedstock supply variations although it is constrained by current cropland use patterns in the region.

"The outbreak response may be constrained by the current security situation in Côte d'Ivoire," the WHO said.

He insists that this apparent demotion is wholly by choice – the open-ended format gives him licence to experiment and not be constrained by hour-long episodes (the current film is nearly three hours long).

Thirlwall's Law (Thirlwall, 1979) considers that growth can be constrained by the balance-of-payments when the current account is in permanent deficit.

Terming these features exaptations reminds us that their current and future evolution may be constrained by their evolutionary history.