Sentence examples for has constraints from inspiring English sources
Hazel Clark, research chair of fashion at Parsons School of Design in New York City, said Clinton has constraints when it comes to choosing what to wear.
That said, every department and institution has constraints.
"Android would be appropriate for any device that has constraints on screen size, processing power and memory," says Miner.
Any typical process operation has constraints on states, inputs and outputs.
Commercial propagation of G. scabra through seed has constraints due to shorter seed dormancy period and lower rates of seed germination (Seong et al. [1995]; Son et al. [1999]; Wen and Yang [2010]).
Also, Bueno et al. [3, 21 25] have studied a radar application that has constraints similar to ours in terms of high-processing power and harsh real-time needs.
"We always have constraints in our agreements with our allies".
Costume designers have constraints: time, money, wear and tear, shoes dancers won't fall out of.
"I'm not an intellectual in any sense, I have constraints of erudition.
Attenborough told the Guardian in 2003: "I'm not an intellectual in any sense, I have constraints of erudition.
