Constraints
Hello, ..
I have two questions about constraints and hope you could help me with:
-Can I say, due to constraints on my side?
"Due to constraints on my side, I will not be able to meet the deadlines we previously set in our meeting last month."
-Can hardships be used in place of constraints? Or is it too intense to be so..?
"Due to hardships on my side, I will not be able to meet the deadlines we previously set in our meeting last month."
Thank you.
Top answer
Here's a broad definition of these words. a constraint is something that limits your action in some way. eg a time constraint means you have less time to do something than you would like to have.
- Here's a broad definition of these words.
- a constraint is something that limits your action in some way.
- eg a time constraint means you have less time to do something than you would like to have.
- a hardship is something that makes you suffer, eg poverty.
- Now let's consider your questions.
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Here's a broad definition of these words.
a constraint is something that limits your action in some way.
eg a time constraint means you have less time to do something than you would like to have.
a hardship is something that makes you suffer, eg poverty.
Now let's consider your questions.
Can I say, due to constraints on my side?
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