Sentence examples for constraints why from inspiring English sources

In a time of severe budget constraints, why isn't New York seeking better value rather than greater surety?" New York City officials reject suggestions that they are spending too much or favor a specific manufacturer.

But if you're sitting on infinite cash and no manufacturing constraints, why the hell not?

(Setting/other constraints?) – Why? – An example?

The system is complex and the resulting price uncertain; which, along with planning constraints, explains why so much capacity has been planned and so little built.

Those daunting constraints explain why so many television producers resort to remaking classics, including, most notoriously, a 1977 version of the Jimmy Stewart classic "It's a Wonderful Life," entitled, "It Happened One Christmas," with Marlo Thomas in the George Bailey role.

How much this was simply catch-up after decades of anti-market constraints, and why the narrowing of the income gap has now stalled are both questions worth asking.

These foreseeable constraints explain why design remains the hard core of the architect's professional expertise, despite the increasing success of negotiated activities.

"They (the assembly government) won't jump straight away to an hourly service because of its funding constraints, but why spend money on the infrastructure and then not use it?" The assembly government has been asked to define what it means by a "daytime hourly service".

Building on the limited evaluation results of pilot studies in each of the countries, the tasks included identifying achievements and constraints, including why there apparently has been so little impact, and make recommendations based on these findings, with particular attention as to UNICEF's most effective role.

This constraint is why so many founders seem to end up working on totally silly, seemingly trivial things in the consumer space.

I thrive on having no constraints, which is why I like Sarnoff.