Sentence examples for impediments constraining from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the lack of appreciation about the food and dietary importance of mushrooms, and the monotonous traditional diets and the conservative eating habit of Ethiopian people are among the main impediments constraining mushroom cultivation in Ethiopia.

One impediment to constraining time estimates of source depletion is the uncertainty in the rate of mass transfer between NAPLs and groundwater.

Or constraining it somewhat.

It needs constraining.

Constraining time encourages quality time.

"Debt is constraining.

How are we constraining them?

This advice probably feels constraining.

Operating on a continuing basis, and therefore not constrained as a check in the same limited way as periodic elections, it would act as "the only force … [by] which … government when operating in a sinister direction can experience any the least impediment to its course" (1990, 121).

Drawing on the common property framework mentioned earlier, Kremer et al.'s description of the situation suggests that the committee's lack of rule-setting autonomy, constrained by tradition and policy, is a major impediment to the emergence of effective local governance.

He later added that growth would be constrained by current rail infrastructure in the Northern Territory, but said "it was not a major impediment" and Landbridge would be talking to stakeholders involved.