Sentence examples for harsh constraints from inspiring English sources

Theirs was a romance with harsh constraints.

The number of humans on this planet forces us to contemplate the limits of the global grain harvest, and to do so while extreme weather imposes its harsh constraints.

"Soft" constraints – offering slightly reduced follow-on-benefits or participation in (paid) activation programs after exhaustion of initial entitlements – have essentially the same impact on job search behavior prior to exhaustion as "harsh" constraints offering no further income support.

The main feature of the navigation architecture proposed is its ability to make safe motion decisions in real-time, thus taking into account the harsh constraints imposed by the type of environments considered.

Turns out, according to one commenter, that Jesus would have supported harsh constraints on the government's insistence on helping the poor because he would not have wanted to contribute to the laziness of poor people that programs like welfare and food stamps inspire.

The GIT is an environment with harsh constraints (pH, oxygen, access to nutrients) which shape the microbial composition.

In this respect, the backhaul connection may provide enough bandwidth for the signaling overhead but introduces harsh delay constraints, making it difficult to satisfy the real-time requirements [24].

However, the millisecond-level latency of the dynamic bandwidth allocation (DBA) procedure exceeds the harsh latency constraints of 5G MFH, and the uneven distribution of traffic caused by user mobility brings waste or congestion of MFH bandwidth resources.

It is the failure to do this, not the failure to overcome the harsh political constraints, that should be the cause for the most concern from progressive supporters of the President.

Moreover outside the host it faces even harsher environmental constraints that often lead to the formation of resistant cystic forms of the parasite.

Furthermore, the Semi-Implicit Backward Differentiation Formula (SBDF) scheme is applied to solve the kinetic equations without a harsh time-step constraint which has the strongest high-modal decay among the second-order multistep methods [ 41].