Sentence examples for still constrains from inspiring English sources

"New money has come into the market over the last three years, but the political situation still constrains real economic activity," Sam Bahour, founder of the business consultancy Applied Information Management said by telephone from Ramallah.

Autonomous systems have advanced substantially, yet on-board energy capacity still constrains endurance.

Lending is still constrained.

Roles for African-Americans are still constrained there, he said.

Over half of global businesses are still constrained by paper invoices.

They were more loquacious, but still constrained by the ongoing criminal investigation into the matter.

But he was still constrained by a $4,500 limit on the amount he could accept from each contributor.

While women are still constrained by law, religion and custom, more and more are likely to enter the work force.

But without rising incomes (and with mortgage financing still constrained), Americans' ability to buy new homes will remain limited.

QPR's potential is still constrained by the Loftus Road capacity, just 18,500, and Fernandes says: "We continue to investigate options in relation to a new, larger stadium".

The transition from life on the stations to life in town contributed immensely to the problems that still constrain Miriwoong and many other Indigenous people's advancement today.