severe constraint

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This presupposition imposes severe constraints on possible answers to the existence and objectives problems.
In conditions of severe constraints, rational choice explanations take on the character of equilibrium explanation, explaining the stability of an outcome.
The need for access to the global marketplace for virtually every firm producing high-technology dual-use items, however, places severe constraints on this strategy.
Rather, he found himself operating under severe constraints that frustrated the fulfilment of his ideals.
There are now, however, severe constraints on land availability in both the commercial and smallholder sectors.
As we can see, the meaning of the base adjectives pale and sickening imposes severe constraints on the range of co-occurring units to which they may be related.
Since collective learning occurs at the level of the community rather than the individual there are severe constraints on the rational design of policies and institutions.
Parallel with its diamond deposits, the country has severe constraints to economic expansion.
However, when common assumptions for the time requirements of these processes are taken into account, severe constraints on the time line within which these elements can be combined become obvious.
However, it is necessary to remind ourselves that it is a report prepared within very severe constraints.
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