Sentence examples for constrain further from inspiring English sources
That threatened to reduce the power supply enough to constrain further assembly of the station.
It is clear, however, that every additional billion people constrain further the choices available for life on earth, human and otherwise.
The findings of the study show that systems integration may both enable and constrain further innovation.
"The population trends are downwards, so now is a prime time to act to constrain further growth in these fisheries to keep them at sustainable levels".
Unclear mechanism for microwave desulfurization and uncertain qualitative and quantitative analyses on sulphur-containing functional groups in coal constrain further development of the microwave desulfurization technique.
We invite the reader to consider the impact of such human self-definition on environmental stances, as it could constrain further developments or improvements of conservation perspectives.
Support for this pacifist language still runs deep, and Mr. Koizumi is constrained further by his party's coalition with a Buddhist-affiliated partner that strongly renounces violence.
But Smith's wings have been clipped by the BBC Trust and Worldwide's activities are likely to be constrained further with the possible sale of its profitable stable of UK magazines including Radio Times and Top Gear.
Despite the importance of agriculture to the economic well-being of the country, the lack of water, infrastructure, and arable land (less than one-tenth of Kenya can be used for agriculture) seriously constrains further expansion.
Different operation condition parameters of a microfluidic network would affect the reactor performance to a certain extents, constraining further improvement.
For more accurate estimation, further experimental work on vitrinite reflectance kinetics and advanced modeling taking into consideration changes of the dynamic parameters hold promise for constraining further slip parameters such as dynamic shear stress and peak temperature during large earthquakes.
