Sentence examples for big constraints from inspiring English sources
One of the big constraints of daily journalism is time.
But growth in the court's caseload faces big constraints.
Still, Rollins knew that he faced a number of big constraints.
India's other big constraints, its cumbersome labour and land laws, should be easier to fix.
They have concentrated instead on a deal on Chinese accession to the WTO, which was signed earlier this month.Mr Clinton's trade policy is hobbled by three big constraints.
Shortages of electricity and bottlenecks in transport will be big constraints on India's future rate of growth.Also alarming some economists is the government's inability to pursue any additional liberalising economic reforms.
Congress was "a big constraint," Axelrod said.
For others cooling has become a big constraint.
"A big constraint on management is not the boards or the analysts," he said.
"Their big constraint is that they really have no planes coming in until 2016," said Stephen Furlong, an airline analyst with Davy Stockbrokers in Dublin, where Ryanair is based.
Daniel Kaufmann of the Brookings Institution notes that last year 33% of American business leaders told pollsters that a big constraint was the "instability of the policy framework".
