Sentence examples for constrains growth from inspiring English sources

Gershu Paul, a former boss of Siloam, says that the time needed to obtain licences, permits and so on constrains growth.

The decision to stop the project in the western province of Alberta comes as Shell cuts costs and a shortage of pipeline capacity constrains growth in the Canada's oil sands industry.

EXPANDING TOURISM AND EDUCATIONAL TRAVEL 13.(C) A fundamental Chinese misperception that our doors are closed constrains growth in Chinese travel to the U.S. across a wide range of categories, as does the confusing diversity of state-level programs on tourism and education.

That constrains growth: even in a recession year such as 1999, the current-account deficit of Latin America's eight largest economies will be 3.5% of GDP, according to a forecast by J.P. Morgan, an American bank.Trading hopesIt is trade, indeed, that has sent ten EU heads of state or government on visits to Latin America in the past three years (some more than once), with businessmen in tow.

During drier periods, reductions in available soil water result in closure of stomata, which in turn constrains growth of P. radiata and other conifers.

We suspect that this population may either repair its DNA faster or may have lost some mechanism that normally constrains growth after damage, but a great deal of work would be needed to establish these or some other mechanism.

Lagging agricultural productivity and poor -- but improving -- infrastructure continue to constrain growth.

The job market has been slowing, taking wages out of the economy and further constraining growth.

The major problems in Greece that are constraining growth have still not been addressed.

With the 20% VAT hike, has the Treasury – and the coalition government – reminded Guernsey to constrain growth?

For some big retailers, public and planning resistance to new stores is constraining growth opportunities.