Sentence examples for the growing constraint from inspiring English sources

And there is only so much of Santa Clara to go around.Yet more Santa Clara could be built, were it not for the second and more distressing factor behind land's return: the growing constraint imposed by land-use regulation.

Restoring security in the east admittedly will be difficult given the woeful capacity of the Libyan government and the growing constraints on foreign diplomats who are under constant threat of attack.

Combined Heat and Power, or CHP, is an immediately employable solution that can address the growing constraints on America's energy future.

Enhanced forest productivity may provide the supply of wood fiber to keep pace with increasing global demand for wood products and the growing constraints on the harvestable land base imposed by measures to conserve biodiversity.

Due to the universal recent increase in healthcare costs and the growing constraints imposed by a scarcity of resources, there is a great need to justify the use of a new technique by considering its cost-effectiveness ratio.

With growing constraints on time and resources, the use of PROs may provide a much-needed tool to ensure optimal HIV care.

Everyone in the healthcare industry knows what challenges we face – an ageing population, more lifestyle-related ill health and growing constraints on budgets.

Physicians commonly acknowledge that too many survey requests and growing constraints on their time limit their ability to participate in multiple, concurrent survey- based studies [ 46].

Also the growing budgetary constraints, under which most agencies are now forced to fiscal parsimony, have caused reduction in maintenance activities.

We anticipate increased interest in cost-effectiveness models that compare generic oral risperidone with other frequently used oral SGAs to address payers' questions concerning the relative cost-effectiveness of the various SGAs given the growing economic constraints in the U.S. health care system.

To account for the medium (modified MOPS minimal medium) on which the cell cultures were grown, constraints on the exchange reactions are taken from [ 21] and only inorganic compounds and glucose are allowed to enter and exit the system.