Sentence examples similar to may constrained from inspiring English sources

Still, acquiring Quaker's food business as consumers are becoming increasingly impatient with sit-down meals, may constrain Mr. Reinemund's ability to charge ahead.

Interestingly, this view has recently been reversed; China now believes that such institutions may constrain American power or, at the least, keep the United States from acting unilaterally.

This may constrain your urge to tear out your lawn and replace it with, say, a thicket of nettles or a metal-stamping plant.

Members of Congress and their staffs may soon be courted by the very institutions whose profits they may constrain through legislation.

While Washington remains mired in brinksmanship over the debt ceiling and the budget, a potentially larger problem is building that may constrain growth for decades to come.

This shortcoming may constrain the full potential of their applications.

The high embeddedness of the Parisian enterprise level may constrain the innovation ecosystem of Metropolitan Paris.

In selected regional studies, a high density of stations may constrain simple models well (Connors 1998).

The Schottky barriers may constrain the local concentration of oxygen vacancies in ITO film.

However, the wrong type of control system may constrain firms' capabilities.

New strategies need to take into account growing environmental challenges that may constrain biofortification efforts.