Sentence examples for is already constrained from inspiring English sources

Facebook is already constrained in Europe.

For a start, the government is already constrained by high public debt and the need to keep banks afloat.

These changes alter in turn how families manage mobility in this mixed-use system, which is already constrained by private and public land patches abutting communally managed lands (Gadd 2005; Huho et al. 2011; Wambuguh 2007; see also Figure 11 in this paper).

Since α is already constrained, we have a further restriction on ν.

The IPTp policy's practicability as many other health interventions depends on primary healthcare system which is already constrained by inadequate human resources, low healthcare staff motivation, health infrastructure, equipment and finances.

That is why it is important for the national malaria control program (NMCP) and officers to note that achieving higher ANC (including IPTp-SP) coverage rates is already constrained.

Big write-downs on these could erode capital, a shortage of which is already constraining lending and investment.

"For a relatively small city that's already constrained when it comes to its land, it seems to be a particular burden for Washington," said Robert Puentes, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

That there is no effective change strategy that involves one set of people in power preaching lifestyle change to people whose lives are already constrained by hardship, by social deprivation, by job insecurity, by declining real wages, while the prevailing inequalities of power, of access, of income go unaddressed.

The lower limit has been already constrained to 400°C by both fluid-mobile trace-element concentration and magnetic mineral analyses (Ishikawa et al. 2008; Mishima et al. 2009).

Medical loss ratios are already constrained by competition: The firm that does its job for 15% of a given premium level can outbid the firm that spends 20% unless that firm offers extra value.