Sentence examples for severely constraining from inspiring English sources

Simon Ward, economist at New Star Asset Management said: "The Chancellor was forced to downgrade his forecasts for the public finances again, severely constraining his ability to deliver a populist Budget.

Additionally, the depletion of oil reserves has placed heavy pressure on the country's fiscal position, severely constraining the government's ability to subsidise fuel and certain food products – the staples to secure a minimum standard of living for many Syrians.

Empirically, cultures that have polygyny achieve this outcome by severely constraining the lives of women, which removes their bargaining power at the time of marriage, and restrains competition between wives once they are within it.

Severely constraining external conditions remove the de facto power required for autonomy.

Some theorists of autonomy (e.g., Oshana 2006) claim that severely constraining external conditions are autonomy-undermining.

Another more quietly voiced rationale for severely constraining the path to citizenship is the fear that the formerly undocumented will vote Democrat -- as Rush Limbaugh put it, isn't a path to citizenship "a death sentence for the Republicans"?

The systematic review revealed several methodological, reporting and research issues which severely constrained integrative, qualitative and quantitative evaluations such as systematic reviews and meta-analysis.

Credit availability is severely constrained.

Carmakers without a diesel in their lineup are severely constrained in terms of growth prospects.

Even when resources are severely constrained, the most vulnerable members of society must be protected.

The net result is that decisions at the household level are severely constrained.