The phrase "a limiting force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that restricts or constrains actions, decisions, or outcomes in a particular context.
Example: "The regulations imposed by the government act as a limiting force on the company's ability to innovate."
Alternatives: "a constraining factor" or "a restricting influence."
And while liberalism was, in its adversary position toward the world, a transforming force, it was also, in its adversary position toward the mind, a limiting force.
"By doing so, we can free people to develop their creative potential using the organization as a resource, rather than as a limiting force". Employees -- even leaders -- should learn how to confidently bust out of the box.
Unlike Arnold's sprawling, decade-spanning opus, Ke$h-Ke$h's book covers under 25 years, and really focuses on the three or four years that she's been famous, which is a bit of a limiting force, creatively, I'd imagine.
Unlike Arnold's sprawling, decade-spanning opus, Ke$h-Ke$h's book covers under 25 years, and really focuses on the three or four that she's been famous, which is a bit of a limiting force, creatively, I'd imagine.
Ostensibly, at a given knee joint angle near full extension, a flexion contracture may limit force production because the knee extensors – the monoarticular vastii in particular – are operating at a disadvantaged (lower) position on the ascending limb of their force-angle curves [ 14, 15].
On more than one occasion, he has offered her a job when term limits force her from office next year.
Their constituent materials have limited strength; the joints have limited force carrying capacity.
"Pins can limit force production, and being a sprint athlete that is quite important.
As an independent objection to belief in reported miracles, Coleman's argument has limited force.
The Europeans did succeed, by threatening not to sign a joint statement, in getting a promise to conclude a long-discussed bilateral investment deal by the end of 2020, which would improve market access, and a promise to limit forced technology transfers.
"Term limits forces a candidate to decide what he wants to do with his political career," said Evan Stavisky, a consultant to Democratic candidates in the city and the state.
