Sentence examples for less of a constraint from inspiring English sources

No, you can't say that Kurdistan goes glug glug Digging in the dumps Getting desperate Prudence can win ReprintsStill, the IMF argues that declining revenue is less of a constraint now than before.

Having increased coverage, the Obama reforms will have to restrict choice if they are to control costs.Over the past 40 years cost has been less of a constraint in all areas of public policy than it might have been.

Finance has been less of a constraint elsewhere.

"It raises hopes that credit conditions will increasingly become less of a constraint on economic activity over the coming months".

At a TE of 100 μs and less, the short T2* of lung parenchyma is less of a constraint, and MR images with parenchymal sensitivity can be acquired.

Time is less of a constraint when used for educational purposes and it allows for a more open exploration of issues than with the more narrow goal of informing to policy decisions.

Submitting a script to a committee that's looking to satisfy some established norm of artistic merit or so-called "quality" (a loaded term in the history of French cinema) is no less of a hurdle, or even a constraint, than trying to persuade a producer of a project's commercial potential.

It is possible that in the peripheral system the space constraint is less of a limiting factor than in the brain, as axonal myelination in the PNS tends to be optimized for maximizing conduction velocity so that long projection axons can ensure rapid sensory and motor responses [1].

Doherty (2000) reexamines this hypothesis and modifies it slightly to place less of an emphasis on semantic constraints but still supports the main points, and Haegeman et al. (2015) as well as Haegeman (2015) support this analysis over several others.

These constraints might be less of a problem for the United States if Trump pursues similar policies.

Smart machines with their own operating systems that orchestrate IIoT data and ensure data structure accuracy are being developed and sold now, making this growth constraint less of an issue.