Sentence examples for considerable constraint from inspiring English sources

Catastrophic irreversible kink failure of a tubular geometry places considerable constraint on the design of metal structures and forming processes.

Obviously, all prediction models exhibit a considerable constraint regarding their ability of finding potential target sites.

Technical Capacity building at all levels Limited human and financial resources are a considerable constraint for WASH sector development and responsible for the poor sustainability of WASH initiatives.

Staff shortages are a considerable constraint but even countries that are better resourced such as South Africa and Botswana are struggling to meet their targets.

In nontheme news, while the grid design around the theme imposes considerable constraints on fill, there is an interesting range here.

This approach has placed considerable constraints on the project, because Amref has insisted it must not create any structures that cannot be sustained by the government after it leaves.

Refusing to be held back by its considerable constraints (its $2.4m budget had to be crowdfunded), this sci-fi action comedy plays like a redo of last year's Pixels but with much shoddier effects.

"I would like to thank the many West Ham supporters who have given their time to share their opinions on our proposed move ahead of this decision and despite the considerable constraints and confidentiality agreements we were required to enter into, I can assure them their feedback has been instrumental in informing the board's approach to our bid".

The teams in charge of the Philae activity scheduling had to cope with considerable constraints in term of energy, data management, asynchronous processes and co-activities or exclusions between instruments.

In phase 3 (evaluation), qualitative and quantitative data showed that household responses were particularly rapid and extensive, with significant increase in bednet repairs (p<0.001), despite considerable constraints on human agency.

But even armed with such a mandate, analysts say, Mr. Hollande would probably face considerable constraints in pressing for some of the solutions he has championed, including the creation of so-called euro bonds jointly guaranteed by all 17 nations that currently use the single currency.