Sentence examples for that are constraining from inspiring English sources

The major problems in Greece that are constraining growth have still not been addressed.

"They may choose to deepen their isolation and to further strengthen the international sanctions that are constraining them".

After 35 years on the road, Mr Dos Santos has seen firsthand many of the infrastructure problems that are constraining Brazil's growth.

The process of enhancing a refinery's performance through advanced control usually requires extensive analysis on the plant to determine factors that are constraining the plant from reaching optimum production conditions.

It will take some massively multiplayer response to break down the videogame rules that are constraining this budget debate.

"There are areas in all parts of the country that are constrained," Ms. Webster said.

there are some associations which are open to choice and others that are constrained" (1935a, I).

Savage (1954) likewise derives probabilities and utilities from preferences among options that are constrained by certain putative 'consistency' principles.

Without loss of generality let us assume that the variable to be examined is the first variable which is followed by variables ( to ) that are constrained to, variables ( to ) that are constrained but not to, and finally unconstrained variables to.

All streams that are constrained by a lesser bottleneck must be capped when running the relevant simulation.

Second, we estimate two-dimensional shallow thermal structures in the Nankai subduction margin that are constrained by temperatures at BSRs.