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constraint

[kuhn-streynt] / kənˈstreɪnt /




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Large cap producers are unlikely to commit quickly to rebuilding Venezuelan output, Bernstein said, given portfolio constraints and capital concerns.

From MarketWatch

But Tandon said despite the "quarter of broad-based strength, we expect growth to soften again, reflecting both cyclical headwinds and structural constraints".

From Barron's

Although the diaspora cannot vote this time due to logistical constraints, it wields significant influence.

From Barron's

The resulting spending constraints will amount to “a major change for most Princetonians,” he wrote in his annual State of the University letter.

From The Wall Street Journal

These constraints have intensified the search for alternative battery chemistries that can meet long-term global energy demands.

From Science Daily