Sentence examples for believe limiting from inspiring English sources

Twelve were killed in that rampage, but the gunman's semiautomatic weapon also jammed, law enforcement authorities believe, limiting the number who might have been killed.

Finally, although we believe limiting our exposure period to the first six months of pregnancy is a strength of our study, we recognize that a strong design for future studies of maternal habitual sleep duration and pregnancy outcome should include serial assessments that more thoroughly describe sleep measures across the entire pregnancy.

But many believe limited contact may become necessary in order to protect the groups from external threats.

However, venture capitalists in Brazil (92 percent), China (91percentt) and India (76percentt) all believe limited partners will be more inclined to invest in their respective countries.

They lead the so-called Republican hawks who believe limited strikes are not enough, but their comments when they emerged left little doubt they are now in tow.

We absolutely agree that these data would be of high interest, but also note several technical and conceptual issues that we believe limit the feasibility and interpretation of the experiment.

Charlie Adam believes limiting Gareth Bale's impact could be key to Scotland's chances against Wales in Friday's World Cup qualifier.

During a discussion of whether limiting gun buyers to ammunition clips with 10 rounds or less would violate their right to bear arms, Kelly told lawmakers why he believed limiting ammunition clips would save lives.

Although the distributions of the known pathogenic phaeoid fungi were once believed limited to tropical and subtropical regions, today these species and their potentially pathogenic relatives are being detected worldwide in widely diverse ecological settings.

In these and scores of other comedies he has been a perpetual gadfly and renegade, fearless about assailing all those who he believes limit freedom.

I certainly don't believe in limiting myself to one oeuvre; I don't want to be seen as a serious young actor.