Sentence examples for continuing constraints from inspiring English sources

Professor Madeleine Atkins, chief executive of Hefce, said: "Public funding is experiencing continuing constraints and the higher education sector is no exception.

Given the continuing constraints the new policy places on major retailers, it was still unclear how aggressively they would seek to enter India.

At the same time tight credit for Western producers will hamper their ability to expand capacity, limiting supply and supporting prices.Prospects are brightest for copper prices will rise by 7% thanks mainly to continuing constraints in supply rather than a meaningful pick-up in demand.

Continuing Capacity Constraints... 11. (C) Hoseah raised the PCB's lack of capacity as another key challenge to Tanzania's anti-corruption campaign.

Still, it's unclear whether they can bid for more legitimate talent this winter, something that seemed off limits with their continuing financial constraints.

Recovery in southern Europe was being impeded by continuing credit constraints, argued Mr Draghi, citing the fact that small and medium sized firms found it much more dificult to access credit in countries like Spain and Portugal than those in Germany and Austria.

An increase in distressed activity in the mining sector seems inevitable, given the continuing liquidity constraints despite the relief seen in other sectors, as well as the probable near-term depression of commodity prices.

Continuing budget constraints will make it tough for any mayor to free up money for ambitious new initiatives.

In the 2010 11 season, the club finished twenty-first out of twenty-one teand, and was dissolved in July 2011 due to continuing financial constraints.

However, the manager resigned shortly afterwards to take up a post at Rotherham United F.C., and the chairman resigned citing continuing financial constraints.

This can be attributed to volume and pricing gains, benefiting from continued capacity constraints in the trucking industry.