For example, excessive debt and persistent unemployment may limit spending, raise interest rates and crimp growth.
Adding batteries would add cost, but more importantly, weight, which would crimp the driving range.
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Most states have tacked on additional taxes, which puts a big crimp on cigarette consumption.
It is such a scourge that it's beginning to crimp entrepreneurship and penalize legitimate marketers.
Higher interest rates, however, should eventually slow global growth, and so crimp demand for other commodities.
By contrast, for much of the year, dollar gains tended to crimp gold, Bhar pointed out.
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Divvying up the production tax credit could put a crimp in the ongoing discussions.
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Medco is not in this business, a fact that could further crimp its earnings.
This will crimp tax revenues and slow economic growth, leading to higher unemployment and larger budget deficits.
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Wall Street players have lately expressed concern that too much regulation of high-speed trading could crimp markets.
It would seize the opportunity to do these things without putting any real crimp in economic growth.
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But the meagre wages crimp disposable incomes and kill incentives to work harder.
Whether production is cut off because of sanctions or because of military action, it would crimp production, Patti said.
That would certainly put a crimp in their potential plans to revolutionize television.
Is that going to put a crimp in financing for future aviation projects?
Will a transaction tax put a crimp in high frequency trading shadow-like activities?
Also part of the Royal Court's autumn season are plays by established Royal Court writers Caryl Churchill and Martin Crimp.
Churchill's play, Love and Information, previews from 6 September and Crimp's In the Republic of Happiness previews from 6 December.
Optimism about an end to the seemingly inexorable rate increases overcame any fears that the economic slowdown would crimp corporate profits.
Regulatory changes in how banks can charge account and card fees have put a crimp on that lucrative business as well.
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The pasty was favoured by West Country miners who used the crimp as a handle to eat it while working underground.
But Alejandro Gomez , senior vice president for Solectron's Latin America business, says a lack of skilled workers could crimp that growth.
Economic slowdowns overseas, meanwhile, are expected to crimp demand for U.S. exports, which has been a main force keeping the economy afloat.
Apple's secretive ways are also putting a crimp in developers' marketing plans.
All have the potential to put a crimp in carrier voice revenue.
Skimping on investment in infrastructure, education and health will crimp future growth.
The ongoing European Union sovereign debt crisis has ratcheted up a notch, which has put a crimp on many raw commodity markets recently.
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Holding prices down could place a real crimp on new drug innovation, which, if put into practice, might increase both fitness and longevity.
All the ISPs are struggling to migrate subscribers to high-speed access, which will likely put a crimp on growth in the short term.
If shareholders win, putting a crimp in her costly dream, Arianna will probably walk--and Armstrong will be back where he was six months ago.
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