Sentence examples similar to a limited setback from inspiring English sources
"Having a 3½-story building five feet from your lot line, shadowing your house, and buildings that have no yards and very limited setbacks, has big impacts," said Frank Fay, a spokesman for an opposition group called the Seattle Coalition for Affordability, Livability and Equity.
After several setbacks, the House passed a limited bill last month that would allow charities to receive federal money without giving up their religious character.
Nicks participated in individual drills Thursday without any apparent setbacks and said afterward that he looked forward to practicing on a limited basis Friday.
Yes, to a limited extent.
— in only a "limited" fashion.
Not a limited air strike.
Bottom line: Even a limited war with North Korea would directly cost the United States more than $1 trillion in terms of military operations and reconstruction, and considerably more indirectly because of setbacks to the global economy.
For Google, a more limited deal would also be a setback, but would most likely be worth pursuing if it averted a showdown with regulators over the company's growing power.
Others may soon feel obliged to follow suit.Europe's move is a setback for those including, but not limited to, practitioners and regulators in offshore financial centres who say that central, publicly accessible registers are a bad idea.
