Sentence examples for basically limits from inspiring English sources

The act basically limits construction to no more than five dwelling units an acre, and the height of any structure to 38 feet.

Therefore, strong privacy protection basically limits the choice of quantization to unsupervised techniques.

This is a somewhat complicated calculation, but it basically limits the total benefits being paid on one worker's benefit to between 150%-180% of their primary insurance amount.

The highly-anticipated "Spore" has been released to a mob of angry customers, thanks to digital rights management that basically limits the game to being installed on a total of three different computers.

Every state has different laws and regulations, but at the federal level there was a bill passed in 2009 that basically limits expiration dates on the cards for at least five years.

Its judicial functions, however, were basically limited to fines for noncapital offenses.

Before that, treatment was basically limited to surgically removing the polyps or the entire colon.

An assemblyman's job is not "basically limited to showing up," as you so cavalierly state.

"And that racial disadvantage has basically limited their achievements in narrowing the gender gap".

Although some work has recently been published using DEM simulations, it was basically limited to 2D.

If any superconducting element of the matrix-type SFCL breaks down, it cannot basically limit the fault current.