Sentence examples for seriously constrained from inspiring English sources
Without logistics efficiency problems being addressed, east Africa's growth potential will be seriously constrained," he said.
Even the pan-Arab press, largely owned by Saudi Arabia, is seriously constrained in what it can say.
When global commodity markets were weak, in combination with declining gold exports, this seriously constrained aggregate growth and dulled the response of exports to the weaker rand in the late 1980s.
Their professional authority is seriously constrained, and thus, they have to compete for the special mode of the party committee to promote their work.
The media's ability to perform these tasks becomes seriously constrained when actual or prospective politicians join its ranks.
In many African countries, the availability and accessibility of oral health services are seriously constrained, and the provision of essential oral care is limited.
He added, more seriously, "I have to be more constrained, because it really is Geithner's — so the more we talk budget the more free I can be".
Interventions to reduce the risk for pathogen exposure by minimizing saliva contact or improving hand hygiene among persons who care for seriously ill patients in severely resource-constrained settings could reduce person-to-person transmission of Nipah as well as transmission of other dangerous pathogens.
Big companies are investing seriously in sustainable options for increasing their business in a resource-constrained world.
"We take our job to protect the public seriously, and recently, the job has become increasingly difficult due to the effects of climate change, chronic droughts and a constrained budget environment in Washington," Tom Vilsack, the agriculture secretary, said in a statement, noting that seven firefighters died and 4,500 homes burned in wildfires in 2015.
"We take our job to protect the public seriously, and recently, the job has become increasingly difficult due to the effects of climate change, chronic droughts, and a constrained budget environment in Washington," Vilsack said in a written statement.
