Sentence examples for which is constraining from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, global growth is currently limited, which is constraining the upside for eurozone exports".

How are you addressing the polysilicon shortage, which is constraining growth in the solar industry?

Wages and Consumption High unemployment already is exerting considerable downward pressure on wages, which is constraining the growth in household incomes.

Nonetheless, it is this antiquated reasoning which is constraining Africa's burgeoning internet.

Above (i.e., Figure 4), we've considered one of the most general approaches, which is constraining node degree to take a much more restricted range of values by top overlap.

She has real talent and potential which is constrained here by the empty demands of pastiche.

Snowden said in Hong Kong that he was sacrificing himself in order to save the world from a system like this one, which is "constrained only by policy documents".

Inevitably the economy, which is constrained by crumbling infrastructure, a dwindling workforce and pervasive corruption, could not absorb this amount of money.

"A growth strategy that focuses on ordinary citizens could be better than current policy, which is constrained by longstanding business interests," said Ryutaro Kono, chief economist for Japan at BNP Paribas.

The baseball field at George Washington is oddly shaped, long in left and center fields, and short about two hundred and eighty feet in right, which is constrained by the downward slope of the Harlem River Valley.

The baseball field at George Washington is oddly shaped, long in left and center fields, and short — about two hundred and eighty feet — in right, which is constrained by the downward slope of the Harlem River Valley.