Sentence examples for even more constraints from inspiring English sources

"This new drama," he said, "means there are going to be even more constraints".

Development of new drugs to treat tuberculosis (TB) faces even more constraints than the development of therapeutic agents for other diseases.

Then, those views would go into subviews, the developers would add constraints so that they all look the same and then add even more constraints to make sure those views are all in positioned correctly.

Though marketing needs in the form of trailers, demos, betas often mean even more constraints on a development's timeline, firm scheduling is also beneficial to the studio.

Treatment has often been provided in a group format, producing even more constraints.

In these regions budgets are even more constraint and investments in healthcare compete heavily with those in other budgetary sectors, such as education or public infrastructure.

Equally little attention is paid to smaller and even more ubiquitous constraints on free exchange.

After a day of nonstop negotiations and meetings, Republican strategists said party leaders would make several attempts to try to scuttle the Shays-Meehan bill to ban soft money by proposing even more stringent constraints on political donations.

This leads to even more relaxed constraints on the fabrication.

Furthermore, some viruses (e.g. those with icosahedral capsids such as CMV) may have even more severe size constraints if RNA encapsidation is a requirement for development of the systemic infection.

"Then in the past couple of months, we said this is the type of thing that will make even more sense with financial constraints even more prevalent".