Sentence examples for an example of limited from inspiring English sources

More than one speaker, insisting that "the South was indeed right," extolled the Confederacy as an example of limited government that should be followed now, and said vaguely that the Southern cause was vindicated by a glance at the headlines every day.

Those historians do not consider Bernardino Rivadavia a successor of Moreno, and the proposals to seek an alliance with Britain are not seen as the product of anglophilia, but just an example of the limited options available to the Primera Junta.

As an example of the limited power of the experimental designs in recent comparative studies, consider the analysis of Burke et al. (2010), which compared a control with an experimental Drosophila population selected for rapid development.

"This is an example of recognizing the limited resources they have, so they have to make decisions about the soundest use of available resources," Mr. Agrast said.

January 18 , 20132.27am GMT Here's an example of how the limited liability confession goes: Armstrong denies explicitly pressurising other team-mates to dope.

Still, others argue that the overweight and obese are an example of a very limited number of people the general public still finds it acceptable to shame.

In addition, we also include a representative sequence of images from the contralateral breast for one patient during the course of treatment as an example of the more limited changes observed in the non-cancerous breast.

Grant Jones of RapReviews credited Trey Songz for upstaging Ty and called French Montana's verse on the remix "entertaining" but found Ty's performance on the song to be "an age-old example of limited ability".

The occurrence of ASD only in males with SHANK1 and SYN2 would thus represent an example of autosomal sex-limited expression.

Fig. 8 a An example of text document that contains very limited periodic halftone region.

The inability to follow-up on the potential benefits of the lift-assist gurneys for PT serves as an example of the study's limited time frame, as it is expected that continued gains would be observed if this RM effort were to be sustained and evaluated on a systematic, long-term scale.