Sentence examples for constrained progress from inspiring English sources

What constrained progress was the lack of data and access to large computational facilities.

Reliable, affordable, and clean energy is essential for sustainable development; that so many live without it constrains progress.

Perforce, these factors may constrain progress in US social and behavioral science and may fail to encourage a full participation in or realization of an international science of behavior and society as the new century unfolds.

National Express was slammed into reverse, down 26.1p to 180.4p after the bus and rail group said it was on track to meet expectations for 2012 but said next year would be more challenging, with rising fuel prices and low economic growth likely to "constrain progress".

In his classic book Against Method Paul Feyerabend objected to a single prescriptive scientific method on the grounds that this would limit scientists' activities and thereby constrain progress (Feyerabend1975).

Students from families of third-generation unemployment often display signs of negative socialization and a poor outlook that can constrain progress (McKendrick et al. [2007]; Sodha and Guglielmi [2009]).

The mitochondrial genome currently remains locked from genome editing techniques that enable specific mutations to be inserted into it, or deleted from it, which constrains progress on the development of the TFT.

Lack of national reporting in the HMIS on use of uterotonics (and AMTSL), as well as other key indicators related to maternal health, currently limits and will continue to constrain progress.

This section highlights key management and research issues that need to be addressed to improve Prosopis control and the factors that currently constrain progress in these areas (Fig.  7).

Scarcity of skilled providers, poor infrastructure and substandard quality of care are some of the critical components of such health systems that constrain progress in maternal and newborn survival [ 17].

Trial registration ISRCTN 53515024 Health system weaknesses in Africa are considerable, constraining progress in meeting the Millennium Development Goals, including reducing the burden of both communicable and non-communicable disease [ 1].