Sentence examples for a limited exercise from inspiring English sources

Saudi municipal elections in 2005 were a limited exercise that has not been repeated.

Shields's version of self-representation through writing about literature turns out to be a limited exercise in enumeration and invocation.

The images drew appreciative chuckles from the audience: each shape could, with only a limited exercise of imagination, be seen expressed in the structure of the Chicago Spire, a building designed by Calatrava, which the event was intended to promote.

Consistency may provide a rationale for a limited exercise of analogy.

What about naughty economists who don't want to be part of a "limited exercise of macroeconomic analysis" to support the Social Security lock box hoax?

Pharmacologically induced stress echocardiography is preferred in those with a limited exercise capacity.

It is possible that a hospitalized patient with a very limited exercise tolerance or severe mobility impairment due to acute heart failure would initially be assessed as frail based for instance on a slow walking speed according to one of the CHS criteria but with a remarkable recovery after a short period of adequate therapy.

Municipal elections in 2005 were a first, limited exercise in democracy.

The effect of some other substituents and a more limited exercise with the 2,3,4,5-tetrahydro-1H-1,5-benzodiazepine ring are also described.

Our findings on the broad functions of genes assigned to different kinetic classes are in accordance with those from a more limited exercise with IcHV1, and may be extrapolated to related alloherpesviruses.

I believe it is very important that this new framework is being put in place for the first time on institutional issues, after the initial successful experience of the previous Convention on fundamental rights, though that was a restricted, limited exercise, and probably less sensitive than the one that we are about to begin.