Sentence examples for been able to limit from inspiring English sources

Or to be more accurate, it appears in short supply because the venture industry has grown up without any need for disclosure and thus has been able to limit the access of the people with the money (the limited partners) with the people who want the money (the entrepreneurs).

And that's how we've been able to limit the opposing shots".

But cable companies, operating under different regulations, have always been able to limit which television programmers may use their wires.

Cities, towns and villages had previously been able to limit some personal watercraft use but could not prohibit their use.

He has been on call for 39 years, but within the last five, he's been able to limit the time.

So, despite the weak performance of the UK economy over these two years, many have been able to limit the loss of state pension income through increased earnings".

"With the fuel tax and other efficiencies, we may be able to limit it to double".

This is because we won't be able to limit what you see by using cookies.

By focusing on exports and on infrastructure spending, we might be able to limit the recession.

Should patients be able to limit doctor access to medical records?

That is why Congress must be able to limit the effects of corporate speech during elections.