Sentence examples for bigger constraints from inspiring English sources

"You put bigger constraints on your kid's allowance than they do on their grants," says Lathram. "They talk about accountability, but it means nobody bought a Porsche with the money".

However, there is an even bigger constraint on the growth of renewables in the Western Isles.

But its advice has often been ignored in the past, and Gordon Brown has already made it clear that he wants plenty of new houses built.Insurance may be a bigger constraint on house-builders than planning rules.

The eurozone is one of the biggest constraints on growth".

One of the big constraints of daily journalism is time.

But growth in the court's caseload faces big constraints.

Rising petrol prices have been one of the biggest constraints on American recovery.

"Our biggest constraints are time and number of players," Varty explained.

India's other big constraints, its cumbersome labour and land laws, should be easier to fix.

One of the biggest constraints on African farming is the inability to borrow money for fertilisers.

One of the biggest constraints on the continuing success of its fast-growing economy is an electricity shortage.