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constrain

[kuhn-streyn] / kənˈstreɪn /


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Their disposal would shrink Axiata’s revenue base and increase exposure to higher-risk markets such as Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Cambodia, potentially constraining ratings despite lower leverage, it adds.

From The Wall Street Journal

"This should pave the way for applying this method in the future as we continue to increase the sensitivity, better constrain the gravitational-wave background, and maybe even detect it," says Cousins.

From Science Daily

So much so that it can feel like we’re living in a time when the limits of what might be possible are merely constrained by one’s imagination.

From The Wall Street Journal

At that time, global demand was rebounding from pandemic lows and capacity was constrained.

From Barron's

These dynamics constrained the organization’s ability to act independently and exposed vulnerabilities within global health systems.

From Salon