Sentence examples for seriously constraining from inspiring English sources

It is seriously constraining the global food security, ecosecurity, socioeconomic stability, as well as sustainable development.

The press has been seriously constrained.

Kenya's accelerating population growth from the early 1960s to the early 1980s seriously constrained the country's social and economic development.

If a Democrat takes the White House next year, he will find himself, like Bill Clinton, seriously constrained by the need to deal with the aftermath of Republican profligacy.

In Iran there is widespread distrust of western intentions, and hardliners have vowed to oppose any deal that seriously constrains Iran's enrichment capacity.

However, Spanish efforts were seriously constrained by ambivalent government policy and a lack of public support for what had become an unpopular colonial war.

Despite the importance of agriculture to the economic well-being of the country, the lack of water, infrastructure, and arable land (less than one-tenth of Kenya can be used for agriculture) seriously constrains further expansion.

Over the years I came to question this consensus and to see that the general fealty to it has seriously constrained open debate on the issue, one of vital importance not just to the people directly involved — Israelis and Palestinians — but to the conduct of our own foreign policy and, more important, to the safety of the world at large.

Therapeutic applications of AG are however seriously constrained because of its insolubility, poor bioavailability, and short plasma half-life.

It argues that all formal arrangements are socially embedded in a web of informal relations, which seriously constrains the effect of formal institutions.

However, the installation of wind parks in specific regions with high wind potential is seriously constrained by the reaction of local communities.