Sentence examples for imminent constraint from inspiring English sources
The imminent constraint is not the federal budget.
At 57, he's under no imminent age constraints; his predecessor Jack Welch, didn't retire until 65.
Health professionals identified difficulty in predicting preterm birth, which may be precipitous or immediately imminent, within the context of time constraints and complex administration procedures as key barriers.
Imminent climate changes will put further constraints on agricultural production, including an increasing need for faster and more efficient plant breeding to adapt crops to more variable local conditions [ 17].
The question, for some, is whether the chances of adding drug benefits to Medicare will be much better next year, when Congress could be confronting the brutal combination of a recession, intense budgetary constraints and the pressures of an imminent election.
And while environmentalists were pointing to global warming and resource constraints, the world was not facing the imminent consequences of over consumption.
Currently, NSSI research is conducted in a variety of settings, some of which impose constraints on capacity to assess and respond to imminent risk and possible iatrogenic effects.
Yet in the developing world, where infrastructure is sparse and the risk of failure may be imminent death, it's the entrepreneur's mindset that is turning seemingly unsurmountable constraints into opportunity.
The law let the new possibility to provide ambulatory cares under constraints, and these to make an involuntary confinement without a third party request, using the "imminent peril".
Assuming paleoclimatic constraints apply to the future as predicted by our model, these results imply lower probability of imminent extreme climatic change than previously thought.
