Sentence examples for challenges that constrain from inspiring English sources
Interviewees indicated their concerns regarding certain institutional challenges that constrain the large-scale implementation of renewable energy technologies in Oman.
Logistical challenges that constrain the ability to collect enough demographic data to calculate Ne directly have spurred interest in genetic methods that can provide estimates of this key parameter, based on measurements of genetic indices that are affected by Ne (reviewed by Wang 2005).
New strategies need to take into account growing environmental challenges that may constrain biofortification efforts.
The proposed data sharing policy has arrived at a time when scientists are challenged by confidentiality issues, intellectual property considerations and a variety of federal regulations that constrain the free distribution of research data.
Is that constraining investment in day-to-day operations?
That constrained supply will drive up prices.
They are both going to constrain you -- they are both going to be part of a system that constrains you.
In Burundi, Berckmoes [ 54] uses the concept of "elusive tactics" in post-war context to refer to practices that allow youth to navigate their post-war living conditions by being flexible, challenging the powers that constrain everyday life, while reiterating mistrustful social relations.
"Air pollution is a challenge that threatens basic human welfare, damages natural and physical capital, and constrains economic growth," said Laura Tuck, vice-president for sustainable development at the World Bank.
