Sentence examples for a question of limits from inspiring English sources

You have to deal with that.' It is a question of limits," he said.

Whether persons with mental conditions are morally required to take medications that make them better able to live normal lives could be styled as a question of the limits of private choice.

However, it is not only a question of how limiting the radial water flow could be but also to what extent these two pathways can be modified to rapidly adjust the Lpr.

No longer is it a question of curing, of limiting or stopping treatments, of providing palliative care or support.

If we continue to see what we're seeing, it's going to get worse, because it becomes a question of moving the limit, and moving the limit again, and moving the limit again".

It's a question of accepting the limits of painting and trying to be as imaginative and expansive as possible within those boundaries.

By contrast, war today seems more a question of degrees and limits, while equality seems less about the laws of the land than about disparities in economic and educational opportunities that are subtler and harder to address.

"I am not so arrogant that I think when you've got an absolutely top-class playwright offering to do it that I'm going to say, 'Well, I've never done it before but I'll do it.' It's a question of knowing the limits of your own competence.

It's a question of making ecological limits central to decision making.

This mission was ambiguous: it was a question of "placing a limit on the pretensions of Austria... of ending by arbitration... the differences which divided... the peninsula....".

"For quite a few of the machines I already knew what they were technically capable of, so it was more a question of how to limit the fidelity of a modern system to within those confines whilst retaining the characteristics of the 'source' image," he explains.