Sentence examples for great constraint from inspiring English sources

However, computational costs are still a great constraint for PSO, as well as for all other PBMs, especially in optimization problems with time consuming objective functions.

This is a great constraint to the education of girls.

Their craft — now that's better — also comes with great constraints.

If ever we get into that situation [of supplying weapons to the opposition] the risks of arms falling into the wrong hands is one of the great constraints.

If you're a black entertainer in Charlotte or Mississippi you have great constraints put upon you.

That said, it is important to remember that "Wadjda" is made by a first-time feature director working under great constraints in a country where movie theaters are illegal.

Here, the greatest constraint is America's difficult and worsening relationship with Pakistan.

Right now, the greatest constraint on Nato's ability to defend itself against attack is the scarcity of security specialists.

In fact, Mr. Shuey said, it is the last factor that places the greatest constraint on modular designers.

"It should also help to support the value of the dollar, which should result in greater constraint on our trade with overseas economies," Mr. Zandi said.

"This is a far greater constraint as a result of this bill than there ever would have been otherwise," he said.