The phrase "a future that limits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential outcomes or scenarios that restrict possibilities or opportunities.
Example: "We must be cautious about the decisions we make today, as they could lead to a future that limits our growth and innovation."
Alternatives: "a constrained future" or "a limiting future".
Of this lot, Thakoon Panichgul seems to have the greatest ambitions as a designer, one with a clear road map to a future that will not be limited to artful peony poufs.
To sketch out a future that would respect both natural limits and human rights and human needs.
It became a project to assist the functioning of the economy even further; a project in which basic universal rights have been reduced to mere aspirations and - as Mr Bruton said - postponed to some indeterminate date in the future; a project that limits the Eastern European countries' involvement in Europe to the role of auxiliary policemen in the fight against organized crime.
But as these types of deals become more and more common we may see changes to various state corporate laws in the future that put limits on how much consideration might be given in cash to investors in an acquisition v. how much is given to active employees in stock options on an acquisition.
A view that limits the future to a Western high-tech, white, heterosexual, patriarchal, militaristic, dark blandness where a small number of the rich and powerful men are in control; it is a view that misses out on the lushness of human and biological diversity and the joyful messiness of plurality and truly democratic systems of shared power.
They represent the escalation of a buoyant confidence in the economic future that goes far beyond realistic limits.
In the future, that could only be limited by the computational power provided so it could be exponentially cheaper" says co-founder Brian Rieger.
For the foreseeable future, that is considered politically off-limits, which was the message Washington absorbed from the abandoned effort to fashion a national health program in the Clinton administration.
In the future, a sender could assign rights that limit or prohibit printing and forwarding.
"We hope that in the near future, all remaining obstacles that limit further exchange between the two countries will be removed," he said, referring to the American trade embargo, which remains in place.
