Sentence examples for has constrained the development of from inspiring English sources

Still, consumerism is so pervasive in Hong Kong that it has constrained the development of other forms of culture, either literary or artistic.

This has constrained the development of models of the MT MST stages which have been linked to higher level motion processing tasks such as self-motion perception and depth estimation.

By providing inadequate levels of public resources to the sector, public expenditure policy has constrained the development of public goods (basic infrastructure, institutions, human capital and support services) and public assistance to the private sector.

Funding shortfalls have constrained the development of the F-FDTL.

However, some citrus varieties are seedy, and seedy fruits have constrained the development of fresh citrus market.

Many recent studies have revealed that corruption in Bangladesh has severely constrained the development of the country's economy and inhibited the prospects of good governance (Rahaman 2008; Rahman and Khan 2008).

Yet that hasn't constrained the development of strategies, tools, frameworks and processes that business leaders can use to navigate the complexities of the environment in which they operate.

All these developments may have constrained the credit supply of some institutions.

This raises the question if the development of the special reproductive behaviour of birds-of-paradise may have constrained the capacity to disperse.

The burrowing life style of these lizards has probably led to marked convergent evolution and constrained the development of diagnostic morphological characters among these species.

The geography of Oldham constrained the development of major transport infrastructure, with the former County Borough Council suggesting that "if it had not grown substantially before the railway age it would surely have been overlooked".