Sentence examples for expected constraints from inspiring English sources

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"What we're seeing these days," says David Grant, head of drama at Queen's University Belfast and a former artistic director of Belfast's Lyric Theatre, "are plays like Revenge, which seek to address the wounds of the Troubles, or you have someone like Owen McCafferty, who says: I am of Northern Ireland but my plays don't have to be defined within the expected constraints".

We assessed it far better to avoid these expected constraints of mixing groups.

It is also critical to state clearly within the manuscript where and how the data can be obtained by others (with the expected constraints associated with human genotype data).

Apple allowed customers to place early online orders for the cheaper 5C but not the 5S because of expected supply constraints.

Despite noting an ongoing increase in house sales and predicting a further pick-up in prices, the lender said it expected "significant constraints" on demand to remain in place for the rest of the year.

Based on the increasing concern about human-induced global warming, it is expected that constraints on carbon emissions will be much stricter in the future.

As expected, financial constraints were stronger among smaller firms: about 16% of the firms with 5 19 employees suffered both a negative demand shock and credit constraints, but this percentage fell to 10% among firms with more than 50 employees.

This would be expected if constraints exist on the upper size limit of the block duplications.

Logistical matters, like expected time constraints, seemed to most strongly influence the implementation in the respective practices.

Despite the expected functional constraints specific of this domain, it seems that the TLR5 protein may present some flexibility with regards to amino acid composition in this domain.