Sentence examples for because of limits to from inspiring English sources

[A13.] Limits to Increased Farm Subsidies For the first time in the tumultuous debate over farm policy, lawmakers trying to increase already ballooning farm subsidies could be forced to retreat because of limits to certain subsidies required under the World Trade Organization.

Limits to the potential range exist in the southern United States because of limits to diapause development, and in northern Canada because of slower prediapause and larval development.

While improved contraceptive use can help reduce the unintended pregnancy and abortion, some abortions will remain difficult to prevent, because of limits to women's ability to determine and control all circumstances of their lives.

These findings are likely to be general, because uncertainty in parental assignment is a typical feature in natural populations, either because of extra-pair paternity [22] or because of limits to the reliability of molecular paternity assignment based on a finite set of markers (e.g. [23]).

2) Sustainability – participants expressed concern for the strategy's sustainability because of limits to resources (financial and human) and concern that decision-making was driven by short-term solutions.

According to the State of the World's Midwives (SOWM) report [ 4], Ghana has reduced maternal mortality by 44% since 1990, but the rate remains high, in large part because of limits to access in care driven by the lack of adequate numbers of midwives.

But with 36 of the council's 51 members being pushed out because of term limits to go in effect next year, a flurry of bills has been introduced that promises to do just that, even if the proponents' main motivation is to burnish their reputations as they run for other offices.

In any case, the reasonable designs of the lifeline segment are relatively few because of the limits to structure type, function, flux, and coded spare part size.

That is the conclusion of a study by a Yale economics professor who estimates that travelers are losing out on more than $6 billion in savings a year because of the limits to shopping.

That is because, instead of limiting broadcasts to fixed bit rates, Sirius continually fine-tunes its audio quality a practice called "statistical multiplexing .Global Radio has taken yet another approach.

Management of obesity in the context of the primary care physician visit is of limited efficacy in part because of limited ability to engage participants in sustained behavior change between physician visits.