Sentence examples for is still constrained from inspiring English sources

Lending is still constrained.

It's wise for us to plan cautiously as high street consumer spending is still constrained by disposable income being squeezed".

QPR's potential is still constrained by the Loftus Road capacity, just 18,500, and Fernandes says: "We continue to investigate options in relation to a new, larger stadium".

Such is the predicament of television news technology at this stage in the digital revolution: though it is more mobile and instantaneous than ever, quality is still constrained by the size and cost of transmission equipment.

"Let's not get ahead of ourselves – the mortgage market is still constrained when you compare it with what it was at the height of the housing boom, but it is finally showing encouraging signs of improvement".

Even in the limited circumstance when drawing racial distinctions is permissible to further a compelling state interest, government is still "constrained in how it may pursue that end: [T]he means chosen to accomplish the [government's] asserted purpose must be specifically and narrowly framed to accomplish that purpose".

That's because in the education market, the government is still constraining choices.

Roles for African-Americans are still constrained there, he said.

Over half of global businesses are still constrained by paper invoices.

But he was still constrained by a $4,500 limit on the amount he could accept from each contributor.

While women are still constrained by law, religion and custom, more and more are likely to enter the work force.