Sentence examples for a relatively limited problem from inspiring English sources

Similarly the hazards of fallout are often exaggerated – potentially deadly locally, but globally a relatively limited problem.

The proposed method is capable of dealing with high-dimensional problems without the prior use of a screening technique and can perform with a relatively limited number of function evaluations, even in the case of under-determined modelling problems.

Too often we stay enclosed within a relatively limited perspective of life by focusing on our own personal problems, needs, activities, and desires.

In sum, the Danish policy towards people with health problems is characterized by a relatively big public responsibility and a relatively limited responsibility of employers.

Though the authors' strategy was inspired, problems such as heterogeneity of sample and gaps in clinical information, as well as a relatively limited sample size should be addressed in order to increase the success of future studies of this nature.

"Caravaggio has a relatively limited palette," he said.

The U.S. has traditionally had a relatively limited central government.

It remains a fancy academic conceit for a relatively limited audience.

So, looking at £12bn, they have got a relatively limited set of options.

(a) Surface mining takes place on a relatively limited site for an extended period of time.

Nepenthaceae, the Old World pitcher plant family, is characterized by a relatively limited geographic range (Madagascar, Southeast Asia, Australia).