Sentence examples for constraints of growth from inspiring English sources

All of the films in Table 1, whether doped or undoped, are tetragonal or pseudotetragonal owing to epitaxial constraints of growth on STO.

It has been suggested before that body size may increase with latitude due to temperature related physical constraints of growth and development (Bergmann's rule, reviewed by [ 62]), a general pattern which is also confirmed in damselflies [ 45, 50].

Mundell's other break with tradition was his advocacy, as early as the early 1970s, of using tight money (i.e., constraints on growth of the money supply) to reduce inflation and cuts in tax rates to give incentives that would cause the real economy to grow.

Yu, Q. & Tremaine, S. Observational constraints on growth of massive black holes.

Kodaira, S. et al. New seismological constraints on growth of continental crust in the Izu-Bonin intra-oceanic arc.

"We really have a number of constraints on growth".

Flooding with freshwater, although less harmful than flooding with saltwater, poses a multitude of constraints on growth, survival and reproduction.

Indeed, derivatives have helped produce those benign conditions, by removing some of the financial constraints on growth.But it is in the nature of capitalism to test new ideas to destruction and to use new instruments as the basis of speculative excess.

The eurozone is one of the biggest constraints on growth".

"The Commission will monitor the impact of tight budget constraints on growth, enhancing public expenditure, and on public investment," he said.

Dryburgh: I hear from many fast-growing tech companies that it's hard to recruit enough of the right sort of salespeople, and that inability to do so is one of the biggest constraints on growth.