Sentence examples for was severely constrained from inspiring English sources

Developing countries, it said, lost $903bn in illicit outflows during 2009 – a year when economic activity was severely constrained.

This was truer in his first term than it was in the second, but even when he began to pay attention he was severely constrained by public opinion and his own unwillingness to take risks".

The merchants who were interested in extending the city's trade inland had invested actively in the 1830s, and by the 1840s they had connected all of New England to their port; but extending their influence farther was severely constrained by New York state.

Funding for fusion research was severely constrained in the 1980s, but NOVA nevertheless successfully gathered enough information for a next-generation machine whose goal was ignition.

Demand for the cutting-edge X was always likely to be high despite its $999 price tag, but reports that Apple's supply was severely constrained due to production issues made securing one by launch day almost impossible.

Furthermore, the availability of these services was severely constrained in two domains: geographic and economic.

Credit availability is severely constrained.

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.

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

The environment for constructive engagement with the government has, as a consequence, been severely constrained.