Sentence examples for increase encumbrances from inspiring English sources

Weight increase, encumbrances, engine backpressure, intrinsic off design operating conditions are all negative aspects which should be still solved.

The S-F bond lengths for SF2 (1.59 Å), SF4 (1.65 Å, 1.54 Å) and SF6 (1.56 Å) vary according to shortening effects from decreasing electron density on sulfur and lengthening effects due to increasing steric encumbrance (Cotton and Wilkinson G. 1999).

A Metal–Insulator Metal (MIM) capacitor is integrated with a high developed area architecture to increase the capacitance density and limit encumbrance.

Agricultural sustainability may represent the greatest encumbrance to increasing food production.

As Mr. Bloomberg finishes his first week as mayor, the extent to which his freedom from political encumbrances helps and complicates his task is a subject of increasing discussion among Democrats and Republicans taking a measure of this businessman-turned-mayor.

Encumbrances perhaps, but all doable.

The proliferation of patents might prove a serious encumbrance to businesses, just as travellers along the Rhine in medieval Europe were slowed down by having to pay a toll at every castle.James Boyle, a legal scholar at Duke Law School in North Carolina, claims that the current increase in intellectual-property rights represents nothing less than a second "enclosure movement".

Today, government is large, and there is a thicket of regulations, torts and legal encumbrances.

Otherwise, the seller is liable as guaranteeing transfer of title free from any encumbrances.

The bulk of the claims come from more traditional liens and encumbrances.

The banks, in their desperation to monetize these encumbrances, had found a clearing price.