Sentence examples for apparent limit from inspiring English sources

The result has been a cap on taxes with no apparent limit on spending.

The apparent limit to human lifespan, the authors say, is not down to a set of biological processes specifically acting to call time on life.

In her ruling, Collins said the order is unconstitutional because there is "no apparent limit" on presidential authority to designate groups or individuals as terrorists.

A variety of successful transcription and translation engineering strategies implemented during the past decade have driven the specific productivity of mammalian cells to an apparent limit.

In light of the breadth of these orders and the lack of any apparent limit on agents' discretion, the undocumented must now choose between going to work, school, hospitals, and even court, and the risk of being seized.

It is not a stance typically adopted by the manager and that, in its own fashion, demonstrates just how wary he has grown of a project at Eastlands that has no apparent limit in means or expectation.

Even the most conservative justices chafed at the apparent limits on their power.

Despite campaign reform, the need for advertising in a political campaign has no apparent limits.

"Leaving Las Vegas" gave Mr. Cage generous room to explore behavior without apparent limits, to laugh and howl and giggle and exhale a (still) shocking final breath.

The function fλ→∞ as λ→1; physically, in this limit all available oxygen is consumed close to the channel inlet and apparent limiting current tends to zero.

But after 20 years of investigating the couple, Bossie has once again been summoned to help bring down his old foe, Hillary Clinton, this time from the perch of a presidential campaign with no apparent limits.