Sentence examples for face future constraints from inspiring English sources
Overeating, undernourishment and waste are all on the rise and increased food production may face future constraints from water scarcity.
At the centre of all the manoeuvres is France's EDF, the biggest European energy group by stockmarket value, and Europe's leading nuclear generator a great advantage in an industry facing future constraints on carbon-dioxide emissions.
But even as we face new constraints on future production, the world population is growing by 80 million people each year.
But White House officials say a future president would face political constraints against reducing protections on federal lands.
These specialty metals may face supply constraints in the future, not just because of limited mineral resources, but also because of mismatch between demand and available production capacity (Gerling et al. 2004).
A1 War Powers in Britain Damaging disclosures about Prime Minister Tony Blair's actions in the prelude to the invasion of Iraq have provoked forecasts that future prime ministers will face greater constraints in sending troops to war.
The public health sector in Uganda is expected to face financing constraints for the foreseeable future while demand for its services continues to increase [ 14].
Future missions will face significant new constraints if such littering continues unchecked.Space agencies and private companies from various countries have proposed a variety of methods to clean up the mess.
That's why I recently challenged my executive team to find an alternative solution that wouldn't face these constraints, a way for TerraCycle to give all employees, now and in the future, the benefits of stock options without creating burdens and constraints for the company.
