Sentence examples for again limiting from inspiring English sources

Kerry Kittles clamped onto Chauncey Billups again, limiting him to 6 points while scoring 14 himself.

* Employers deliberately under-record hours worked, again limiting tax liabilities and enabling them to pay less than the minimum wage.

Nevertheless, the government's levy will be linked to operating profit, again limiting the upside for mining companies.

Again, limiting benefits will be a colossal struggle.Rules not OKThe final stage untangling the web of rules would on the face of it be less controversial.

In 2000, with state regulators again limiting its ability to raise money, the company issued $25 million of 9percentt notes to investors and listed them on the Pacific Stock Exchange.

The same wily veterans pitched against each other yesterday, and Mussina came out ahead again, limiting the Red Sox to an unearned run while Tino Martinez crushed two home runs off Cone and drove in the first five runs.

The latter part of the exhibition is long on logos and, again, limited in context.

But the major networks, having once again limited their coverage to an hour, didn't show any of it.

And it announced that it would again limit access to Al Aksa Mosque in Jerusalem on Friday to prevent clashes.

Given the scale of Baghdad, it would appear that the size of the American force is again limited, forcing commanders to adjust their tactics.

But you can do this only as long as you're communicating with other Verizon users — which, again, limits the Hub's utility.