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constraint

[kuhn-streynt] / kənˈstreɪnt /




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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

Despite the supply constraints and pricing challenges, however, Newman said “Apple is so far managing better than competition.”

From MarketWatch

Citrini views those — power generation equipment, grid infrastructure, copper miners and nuclear, etc. — largely “priced for the perfection” and facing impossible real-world constraints.

From MarketWatch

Access to affordable childcare remains a major constraint, and high income taxes and complex benefits can discourage people, especially second earners, from working more hours.

From BBC