Sentence examples for be a strict limit from inspiring English sources

If Einstein was right, then the outcomes of measurements on pairs of particles should line up only so often; there should be a strict limit on how frequently Toby's and Ellie's dessert orders are correlated.

There is a strict limit of only a few cups of water per student.

Most of it is a national park and there's a strict limit on visitors, although you can reserve your place in advance by booking in at one of the hotels.

There is a strict limit on the number of people allowed up Phnom Bakheng at sunset.

He said: "Commuters will benefit from knowing there is a strict limit on the amount rail companies can put up the cost.

The Bermudan government jealously protects the land in this 22-mile collection of islands for locals, and there is a strict limit on how many non-Bermudans can purchase property.

There had also been a strict limit on sending remittances to relatives on the Island.

There was a strict limit to the number of Asians and Africans, and even a limit on Southern and Eastern Europeans, who were considered ethnic; Northern European countries had no limit.

Flat land is at a premium in the city centre, and there is a strict limit to the height of buildings: the airport is 7 km away, and the city is directly in the flight path.

In relation to computational load, due to the sequential execution model of our implementation, it is not a strict limit as the only consequence is to have larger delays in the computation.

They are seeking to end the scramble associated with the so-called derby approach, in which captains are given a strict limit of fish to compete for and a brief time to catch them.