Sentence examples similar to constrained for years from inspiring English sources

Even if the economy were, miraculously, to bounce back and grow during 2010, the state of the public finances is so dire that government expenditure will be heavily constrained for several years to come.

The size and weight of phones were constrained for many years by the size of the battery required.

The amount of supply that has come onto the market has been constrained for several years, but demand has ticked higher.

The other part is the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) which appeared to be the sticking point; Reagan wanted unlimited SDI testing and Gorbachev wanted SDI testing constrained for 10 years (until all nuclear weapons were abolished).

Some of the largest chipmakers see internal capacity constrained for another several years and outside foundries unable to make up the difference as demand grows far faster than anyone had planned just six months ago.

"The resources are pretty constrained for the first year," Pollitz said.

Federal budgets have been tight for years, and funding constrained for all kinds of science.

Although the current recession is not expected to dampen passenger growth for long, ballooning government debt will constrain spending for years.

The alternative view has been argued by George Soros, who believes that the financial crisis is the culmination of a 25-year credit bubble and that credit, economic activity and equity returns will be constrained for decades to come.

iOS is simply too constrained for my taste.

Email has been constrained for so long.