Sentence examples for in constrained time from inspiring English sources

With laser-like precision, they typically zero in on very specific issues in constrained time and place.

"In spite of a terrible worldwide recession many exceptional buildings have been and continue to be built in the UK and overseas," said Reed. "Even in constrained times committed clients working with talented architects can achieve architectural excellence".

And so organistion becomes critical in these constrained times.

And advertising, even in these constrained times, is an engaging premise.

Buy Local, Buy British: in these constrained times economic sense dovetails snugly with environmental ethics.

The major opportunity though is to argue, in very constrained times, that a different type of economy and society can be built over time to spread wealth and opportunity.

Calling for more detailed evidence to back the case, the MPs concluded: "The Department has yet to demonstrate that this is the best way to spend £50bn on rail investment in these constrained times".

In financially constrained times, there is pressure to streamline services, identify efficiencies, and improve communication which offers fertile ground for innovation.

Further, although conceived in a time of relative plenty, by the end of the decade the work to implement NHS CRS was taking place in economically constrained times [ 39].

Lord Patten, chairman of the BBC Trust, said: "We have continued to push hard on value for money, encouraging the BBC to drive down senior management pay and draw up a plan for living in more financially constrained times".

Some say reform would cost too much, especially in these financially constrained times.