Sentence examples for has become a constraint from inspiring English sources
The difficulty of acquiring land, which is often either treasured by farmers or hoarded by the state, has become a constraint on India's growth.
In this regard, the timely production of completely sterile fish, preferably by non-chemical means such as with the use of high temperature [8], [12], [18], [30], could become a useful strategy to save endangered species in situations when time to perform GCT has become a constraint.
Consequently, construction has become a constraint to implementation rather than an incentive for community action.
This will be hard to achieve because, in the past decade, the growth in agricultural yields has stalled and water has become a greater constraint.
Inadequate irrigation system has become a serious constraint for agricultural production (Wang 2012), and the degree of agricultural mechanization is very low in China, even though China's government has subsidized agricultural machinery in recent years.
Salinity has become a major constraint in crop production.
The telegraph and telephone were world-changers, because they released communication from its physical constraints (although the obsolescence of copper has become a new physical constraint).
The size of the program code has become a critical design constraint in embedded systems, especially in handheld devices.
The size of the program code has become a critical design constraint in embedded systems, especially in handheld, battery operated devices.
Despite popularity, these varieties are highly susceptible to many pests and diseases including BB. BB is the most important disease of deepwater rice in India and has become a major production constraint.
