Sentence examples for because of economic constraints from inspiring English sources

During the Depression, when the College of New Rochelle's library was built, architects used more mortar and less stone because of economic constraints.

Yet many small scale subsistence farmers in Ethiopia are unable to make regular applications of P fertilizer because of economic constraints.

Only a nitrogen fertilization (which is rarely done on extensive grazing land because of economic constraints) considerably increases the amount of nitrogen in circulation and thereby the chance of N2O emissions.

Toxicology has been a subject of little research in Ecuador, in some cases because of economic constraints and limited trained personnel but also because of limited interest and application.

However, considering the cost of care at private hospitals and the limited availability of free care for the poor in the public system, it is not clear whether patients emergently presenting to a private facility are able to obtain acute care or whether they leave an acute care facility without treatment because of economic constraints.

Because of economic constraints, only four battlecruisers and a single battleship of the Fusō class were ultimately approved by the Diet.

All are somehow freed of economic constraints that apply to the rest of us.

See the Silver Lining Pamela Slim says there are upsides to economic constraints: "The global economy just delivered us a handy set of economic constraints.

And they assert their right to agency and self-determination even in the face of economic constraints.

The relevance of economic constraints was also indicated by the findings from the multivariable models.

In the era of economic constraint before us, the pressure toward vocational pursuits is likely only to intensify.