Sentence examples for likely to be constrained from inspiring English sources

And I think I -- sort of to give you a very short answer to a quite complicated question is, if one of those fuels is like -- or one of those materials is likely to be constrained, I think it's more likely to be cobalt.

First, monetary policy is likely to be constrained.

The role of secret evidence in inquests is also likely to be constrained.

In reality, when setting prices firms are increasingly likely to be constrained by global competition.

Any immediate threat from the most likely UK predators - Chrysalis and Emap - is likely to be constrained by competition issues.

We believe, though, that the type of body that would be suitable for counselling is likely to be constrained.

Even at CIHR, where the budget increase topped that of its sister agencies, president Alan Bernstein says the growth rate of new strategic initiatives on clinical trials and regenerative medicine will likely have to be constrained.

Global average energy demand over the twenty-first century will likely need to be constrained to as little as 15% above 2010 levels.

A result is that Bush is less likely than Reagan to be constrained by contention in his own ranks.

The inverse problem of groundwater models is often ill-posed and model parameters are likely to be poorly constrained.

In early August, Next warned that consumer spending has been slowing down and is likely to be further constrained in the coming months as the government's austerity measures take hold and the forthcoming rise in VAT keeps shoppers away from the high street.