Sentence examples for and therefore limiting from inspiring English sources

The danger of adapting them for the stage is that the actors' living flesh will make them too solid – and therefore limiting.

"He tried to maximise his time on screen and therefore limiting that of others, particularly Tanya Stevenson, the betting pundit he worked with," he said.

With microinsurance, the exposure periods are focused on short-term events, reducing exposure and therefore limiting the need for reserves.

An obstacle to develop 3D concrete has been the lack of tensile strength and therefore, limiting the printed component for structural application.

Cheptou says the findings suggest that deforestation and other human changes to the environment could lead to reduced dispersal among plants in fragmented habitats, further isolating them from other members of their species and therefore limiting the exchange of genes.

The NTDB includes only in-hospital outcomes, not capturing long-term disability for those discharged or transferred out and therefore limiting our analysis to in-patient mortality and potentially underestimating differences in outcomes.

He formed Japan, he says, as a means of escape - from home, from the low-toned mediocrity of 'an environment that threatened to identify, classify, and therefore limit or suppress you.

Lysine, methionine, and tryptophan are the primary limiting amino acids; i.e., they are in smallest supply and therefore limit the amount of protein that can be synthesized.

Does the Internet exist to inspire and inform society and therefore limits copyright holders ability to block information?

These methods are time-consuming, and therefore limit the possibility of exhaustive optimization.

This situation can lead to excessive energy drain, and therefore, limit the network lifetime.