Sentence examples for been limits from inspiring English sources
verb
To restrict; not to allow to go beyond a certain bound.
- We need to limit the power of the executive.
Earlier, the centerpiece of reform efforts had been limits on candidates' own spending.
At the time, obviously, there had been limits in their situation, deficiencies.
They organized teams of volunteer watchmen, who tried their best to protect the site, but there had been limits to what they could do without police support.
Next door, a representative from another builder, Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, of Sonoma, California, admitted that there have been limits to the hoped-for rise of tiny-house culture.
But so far, the only rules on which the new administration has announced a decision have been limits on diesel emissions and the new national monuments, both of which have strong public support.
The electoral mandate of the Syriza party, it is said, is being overridden by Greece's creditors.In fact, there have always been limits on voters' freedom to pursue their desired economic policies.
Success has been limited.
Luckily, there are limits.
