Sentence examples for apparently limits from inspiring English sources

The bestselling novelist Harriet Evans said: "I have a two-year-old daughter and it depresses me that one day she'll realise there are apparently limits on what she's supposed to like.

The Jewish and Muslim communities have recently expressed international outrage and concern about a ruling emanating from a German court in Cologne that apparently limits the freedom of those wishing to practice a ritual circumcision, known in Hebrew as a brit milah.

The OM activator enhances force by increasing ton; however, this apparently limits relative frequency for the long step to δ ≲ 0.4.

Yet, the formation of MeTCS via biological methylation in different WWTP stages apparently limits the extent of total TCS removal because the transformation product is much more resistant to photolysis.

However, a large number of described fossils are known as only fragmentarily preserved wings and some have been poorly described, which apparently limits the reconstruction of the interfamilial phylogeny within Raphidiomorpha.

Despite the acres upon acres of space, parking is apparently limited.

Or perhaps you have been on safari in the Congo, where sales of the first book were, apparently, limited.

The problem was apparently limited to the airline's self-service check-in kiosks at O'Hare, which shut down unexpectedly.

A ruling in court Tuesday apparently limited the potential damage from the claim of $1 billion to about $300 million.

The authorities had cordoned off the room, denied visitors access and apparently limited his phone calls, Mr. Cohen said.

The problem is apparently limited to 777s that are equipped with one type of Rolls-Royce engine, although investigators are looking at other models as well.