Sentence examples for actually limiting from inspiring English sources

"Shakespeare is actually limiting because, in people's minds, the plays fit into categories.

Because those are exempted, "the president is actually limiting his ability" to advance "presidential priorities" through regulation.

They only set up a mechanism for considering issues of concern to domestic producers without actually limiting or taxing imports from Brazil, he said.

If the laws are changed to encompass those who voluntarily commit themselves, it serves to discourage those who really need treatment from obtaining it by attaching a stigma and actually limiting their rights as citizens.

"I think this is one of the more alarming cases where they were actually limiting a student's academic choices," said Dr. Jason Lanter, an assistant professor of psychology at Kutztown University and president of the Drake Group, an N.C.A.A. watchdog.

As I said at AEI, I think this view is mistaken, and that focusing obsessively on tax rates has proven to be an insufficient and even counterproductive strategy for actually limiting the size and scope of government.

And certain remedies could actually limit competition.

"She's actually limited by the confines of the set.

While private cars appear marginally faster, differences in travel times are actually limited.

However, its use for therapeutic applications is actually limited by its restricted bioavailability and rapid degradation.

The Institute's policy on large bequests actually limited the amount of unrestricted funds available this year.