Sentence examples for most constraining from inspiring English sources

It was the form, not the time-frame, that Kaminer found most constraining.

The most constraining aspect of growth is thus the lack of depth in leadership in companies in China and India, Mr. Palepu continued.

Table 8 below shows that from three major complementary factors (power supply, telecommunication, and infrastructure/roads), power supply is seen to be most constraining.

Firstly, as stringent and obedient as many still are about gender roles, more people than ever are not only defying those age-old identities but altogether transcending many of the most constraining gender rules of their parents and grandparents.

Fourth, medium- and high-skilled low-income students appear the most constrained.

Tax rebates would certainly give consumers a boost, especially if the rebates went to lower-income Americans whose purchases are most constrained by their earnings.

Those are the cases where domestic policies are at their weakest and our ability to influence expectations most constrained.

Liam Fox As international trade secretary, Fox is the cabinet minister who would find his job most constrained by a permanent customs union.

The rising powers, particularly India and China, are most constrained by their need for energy (oil and gas) and their demand will boost prices.

The bureau is the nation's "most constrained and accountable" financial regulator, Ms. Warren said in her first public statements to Congress since President Obama hired her to establish the bureau.

The activation energies of the β process in the polymers studied increased in the order of hydroxyl, acetate and benzoate, indicating that the benzoate-terminated polymer is the most constrained.