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In the UK, HSBC said it there was a "constrained appetite" among customers for new loans.

He was a preacher (being a preacher's wife by itself is enough to make many women seek psychiatric help, so demanding is the job); he was an international public figure, and he was a constrained black man whose bourgeois morality was crucial to his legitimacy and authority.

As Gary Gorton (pdf) has documented, we had a 70-year "quiet period" after the Great Depression in which advanced countries had very few major financial flare-ups; Gorton argues, and most of us agree, that the key to this quietness was a constrained, regulated financial system that also limited the opportunities for excessive non-bank leverage.

He is an artist, ultimately, restless and ambitious, and standup is a constrained form.

However, uncertainty of species' physiological mechanisms is a constraining factor of using such models.

According to an administrative official, the disagreement on geographical specifics was a constraining factor, especially in early stages.

The result was a "constrained-budget mentality" and a widely shared belief that SB's problem was one of prioritizing development projects.

Data used to be a constraining factor for organizational research.

"The complexity of life and lifestyle is a constraining factor," she said.

Similar problems have been a constraining factor plaguing China's far more developed wind energy sector.