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But whoever wins on Tuesday is likely to face the formidable constraint of a narrowly divided Congress, many lawmakers and analysts say.

Chief among them is Monaco, where the country's minuscule size acts as a formidable constraint to supply.

Not surprisingly, income redistribution and industrial promotion policies rapidly ran up against a formidable constraint: exports stagnated (see Brambilla et al. in this volume).

While modernization is always the central objective of poor countries, the rural urban divide is a formidable political constraint to any modernization project.

Agricultural development in the Maldive Islands has long been impeded by the existence of a formidable array of constraints.

The project's constraints were formidable.

The political constraints, however, remain formidable, and as always Germany plays the pivotal role.

Attributing a lack of evolutionary response to such mechanistic constraints is a formidable logistical challenge, requiring sophisticated experimental work to tease apart the genetic underpinnings of adaptive responses, or the lack thereof (Carroll et al. 2005).

For those news outlets that remain in Iraq, the constraints on normal reporting are often formidable.

Time constraints in clinical practice pose a formidable obstacle to introducing patient decision aids into the consultation process.

Achieving and maintaining behaviour change within the ethical and practical constraints that typically operate remains a formidable challenge.