Sentence examples for constrain increases from inspiring English sources
President Obama's proposal to create a mandatory "Financial Aid Shopping Sheet" and "College Scorecard", on the other hand, will do more to constrain increases in college costs.
The failure of the limited-entry policy to control the expansion of fishing capacity and effort resulted in a proposal by the Government to revise the fishing capacity by introducing a 'unitisation' system for the rating of each vessel, and to constrain increases in fishing capacity through restrictions on boat-replacement.
Alternately, dense development concomitant with temperature increase constrains increases in water consumption, but reduces nighttime cooling rates by more than 0.3 °C.
'Registration 1' is a rough and fast estimation of non-rigid deformations performed on smaller size images, where the B-spline functions are largely constrained (increasing the weight γ of the penalty term in Eq. 3) to describe the more global deformations in the material.
"When Southwest entered a market, it was able to constrain price increases, even in concentrated markets," Professor Sager said.
Moreover, limitations in the availability of critical resources such as water [ 25] are likely to constrain yield increases in many regions.
Enhanced biostimulation with surfactant, available N & P (which were highly constrained), and increased aeration, increased the degradation rate from no discernable change for 2 years post-spill, to 170 mg/kg/day; the maximum degradation rate after intervention.
Consumption can and has been constrained through increases in income tax rates.
China established Domestic Emission Control Area (DECA) for sulphur since 2015 to constrain the increasing shipping emissions.
This is probably more about constraining cost increases rather than reducing costs, because the demand for information technology is still going up.
First, it would ensure food security for the poorest section of the population and second, it would constrain the increasing food inflation.
