Sentence examples for continuing to constrain from inspiring English sources

Citing "the economic slowdown that is continuing to constrain demand for technology products," Texas Instruments lowered revenue projections for the second time in five weeks.

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

In addition, mounting debt burdens, coupled with scarcer paychecks, continue to constrain Americans' willingness to spend.

Powerful interests and political traditions continue to constrain efforts to cut subsidies.

But high unemployment and large debt burdens continue to constrain household spending.

The shadow of these wars will long continue to constrain risky projects of American power abroad.

And American politics continues to constrain the United States from playing the active, constructive role it must if comprehensive peace in the region is to be achieved.

And its obsession with India will continue to constrain its ability and willingness to act against the groups that threaten the NATO mission across the Afghan border.

The snag is that, even if Germany pushes ahead with labour reform, rising capital costs will continue to constrain investment and growth.

She said she did not expect much change in Europe because "the challenging debt market conditions continue to constrain the market".

We recognised that trading conditions in the UK and the rest of Europe will continue to be challenging for the foreseeable future and are likely to continue to constrain sales of our high ticket items.