Sentence examples for constraints hit from inspiring English sources

Investors had recently marked down the shares of mining companies amid fears that they would be unable to keep increasing production and raising prices as growth in China slows and capacity constraints hit expansion.

Though DfID is rebranding its work as "UK Aid", there are only muted demands for aid to be used to promote narrow British interests abroad.Whether that state of affairs will survive as fiscal constraints hit public services at home remains to be seen.

Eventually these constraints hit six times in the UK.

She accepts constraints — hitting her marks, sticking to the script — so listeners might break free of theirs.

Canalys suggests early sales have been hindered by the launch timing falling after the Q4 holiday season, and by supply constraints hitting early shipments.

Given the budget constraints, they hit their mark.

And they show that during the period before capacity constraints were hit, the multiplier was actually fairly high.

Sure, it could turn out that there's then no way to improve things – that biology, despite all the constraints, really has hit some sort of fundamental maximum.

The UK, which could soon begin to run out of unemployed workers, could begin to hit real constraints - slowing growth and pushing up inflation.

It was also hit by supply constraints, as shortages of components held back production of the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi, which costs about £20 and is designed to get young people interested in computer programming.

"Considering the significant supply constraints, they probably would have hit [2 million sold] earlier," says Andy Hargreaves, an analyst at Pacific Crest Securities.