Sentence examples for be to limit from inspiring English sources

The goal should be to limit the contagion of failure rather than to prevent failure itself.

I believe this would be to limit potential offence made to their clients".

"The devil's in the defaults," he said, and Path's default will be to limit sharing.

One partial stopgap would be to limit the number of free rides to two per day.

A more sensible rule would be to limit charitable deductions to amounts above a basic threshold.

This means Mrs Merkel's priority will be to limit Germany's large liabilities.

"The goal will be to limit the damage, limit the casualties and do it as rapidly and decisively as possible.

She indicated that attempts to contain the virus had failed and the strategy would be to limit its spread.

"The goal will be to limit Kerry's bounce," said one prominent Republican who has been briefed by the White House.

One option would be to limit tax breaks, as Congress and the Obama administration have recently discussed.

A starting point would be to limit gun purchases to one a month, to curb gun traffickers.