Sentence examples for but rather limited from inspiring English sources
'Nudge' sounds exactly how you'd expect it to: generic, soulful, Staxy R&B, nicely turned, eminently dated, thoroughly tasteful – but rather limited in its writing.
A corporation's rights were not boundless but, rather, limited, and the place of "the right of political expression" on the list of corporate rights was highly questionable.
Rents will be set initially at market levels, and rent increases will not be banned, but rather limited, and only then for the three years for which tenancies will last.
Away from the intensive tourist touting of rum and cigars, the endless but rather limited repertoire of Son and Salsa, and the cheesy Hemingway trail there is a quiet civility about Havana that would seem to hold many lessons for modern urban living.
She was, apparently, pleasant but rather limited; such faults as she had were rather negative than positive, though family tradition from a household that knew the Dickenses well speaks of her as "a whiney woman" and as having little understanding of, or patience with, the artistic temperament.
For some data, their tags are not distributed over the full tag value space but rather limited to a much reduced set of values.
Better than the 19 total on UltraViolet that came out in the last year, but still rather limited.
Alternatively, it has been argued that in hypoxia V̇O2max is not as tightly dependent on CaO2 as in normoxic conditions, but is rather limited by the pressure gradient driving diffusion from the capillaries to the muscle mitochondria, due to the reduced arterial oxygen pressure (PaO2) [15], [15].
Gene acquisition and loss occurs, but is rather limited (den Bakker, Cummings, et al. 2010 ).
Reports depicting the clinical pictures and profiles of patients colonized or infected by ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae isolates and admitted to hospital have mainly been published from the United States, Canada or Israel but are rather limited in Europe [ 8, 9, 12].
Such an outcome would further support the interpretation that the conclusions drawn do not apply to cooperative interactions within microbial communities in general, but be rather limited to obligate cooperative interactions".
