Sentence examples for constraining the development of from inspiring English sources
Fear of being labeled a lesbian acted as a powerful deterrent against women's push for equality as well as constraining the development of solidarity among women.
Energy storage source is one of the key factors constraining the development of hybrid drive technology.
A version of the correspondence principle also lives on in the philosophical literature where it has been generalized into a broad methodological principle (the generalized correspondence principle) constraining the development of new scientific theories.
Toddalia asiatica root bark as an effective hemostatic natural medicine or Chinese materia medica was applied in China for long history, its complex drug action mechanisms and unclear substance basis have been constraining the development of this drug.
But I think the South African influence has been one of the factors constraining the development of a solid ITN programme and policy in Mozambique".
The Whitley system was regarded by many as complex and inflexible, constraining the development of new roles and unresponsive to the high levels of contribution being made by experienced clinical staff.
Although lack of a fully legitimate government often constrains the development of accountable health systems, it may be possible, however, to develop HRH policies in states with weak governance provided there is a political environment that is willing to compromise [ 53].
Although it has developed rapidly worldwide, acupuncture research methods must meet international standards, which constrains the development of traditional techniques.
Google's treatment of Foundem stifled our growth and constrained the development of our innovative search technology.
Still, consumerism is so pervasive in Hong Kong that it has constrained the development of other forms of culture, either literary or artistic.
Yet that hasn't constrained the development of strategies, tools, frameworks and processes that business leaders can use to navigate the complexities of the environment in which they operate.
