"The high level of household indebtedness constrains the pace of economic recovery", the IMF said.
Tight supplies in some parts of the country have constrained the pace of home sales, but sellers are starting to wade back into the market, attracted by rising prices.
But the official also said that the United States and its partners were still waiting to see if Iran would take concrete steps to constrain the pace and scope of its nuclear program, limit its growing stockpile of enriched uranium and be more open about its nuclear activities.
This sound and music seem well attuned to the material, be it kinetic, lush or blunt, but at times constrain the pace of the narrative.
In booming periods, functionally obsolete permanent buildings constrain and slow down the pace of redevelopment and eventually require wasteful demolition.
Share this video and join me Tuesday: http://t.co/ifWvlB6qCL -bo — The White House (@whitehouse) 22 Jun 13 If it seems like this effort to constrain greenhouse gases is happening at the pace of one of the videos produced by the "Slo Mo Guys," that's not an illusion.
The dearth of nationally representative dietary assessment studies continues to severely constrain the nutrition evidence base and throttle the pace of global progress in improving nutrition.
The pace of research is partly constrained by the number of observations that can be taken; gaps in information about the wind, pressure, and moisture content throughout the local atmosphere; and the computing power available for simulation.
There was speculation the pace of the French advance was being constrained by the fact that the retreating rebels are holding western hostages, including eight French citizens.
GIGAOM Job Growth Constrained by Fewer Start-Ups | New companies are an important source of jobs, but the pace of companies being created remains below pre-recession levels, The Wall Street Journal writes.
