Sentence examples for constrain rising from inspiring English sources
Pressure to constrain rising health care costs may cause purchasers and policy makers to place undue emphasis on the cost-saving potential of chronic care management strategies.
Metternich was able to harness conservative outrage at the assassination to consolidate legislation that would further limit the press and constrain the rising liberal and nationalist movements.
With capacity constrained and demand rising, companies that do have licenses are seeing profits rise.
Efforts to expand oil production are constrained by shortages and rising costs for materials and labor, as well as widespread project delays.
His comments suggested that the Fed would not be constrained by concerns about rising prices when it meets next week to consider cutting interest rates for the sixth time this year.
At a time when resources are so constrained and demand is rising, why does the state rely on crude forms of performance management, take a gladiatorial stance toward anyone dealing in evidence, and preside over systems exhausted by policy churn and structural change?
And incomes, of course, are constrained because of the rising rate of unemployment.
And contrary to Mr. Norquist's theory, the tax cuts of the George W. Bush years did not constrain spending, which rose as a share of the G.D.P. almost every year of his administration (as the raw data confirms).
The lurking power of Mr. Jiang and his minions could also constrain Mr. Hu or other rising leaders if they wanted to push for faster political change or to reopen embarrassing questions about the past, such as the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989.
With demand for healthcare rising and budgets constrained, many of the best-known names in the NHS are spending taxpayers' cash to buy beds from private companies.
They are the consequence of the high cost of housing, which is the result of rising demand and constrained supply.Demand for London property is driven by a rising population and foreign money.
