Meanings of constrain growth in English

A downgrade would constrain growth and severely affect the ANC's 2019 election prospects.

Whatever the motive, it is likely to constrain growth.

Nor will finite land and energy resources constrain growth: robots can work hanging from walls and without ambient electricity.

Even if the world's second-biggest economy avoids a housing crash, slower property investment is almost certain to constrain growth.

On the financing side, we believe that the volatility in financial markets continues to constrain growth in the real estate sector.

A record number of firms, 24 percent, also said their ability to raise funds would constrain growth in 2008.

The recent slump in oil prices constrained growth as well, Ice said.

Constraining growth in the market this year are the tough trading conditions for industries such as engineering, freight and gaming.

Since this increase was due to starch only, we attribute this to drought- constrained growth (photosynthesis less affected by drought than sink activity).

Natural gas South Africa's electricity shortage has constrained growth, and despite new capacity, another shortfall is projected between 2025 and 2030.