Sentence examples for careful limits from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because of the careful limits on engineering that the Federal Communications Commission has specified for these short-distance radios, there was no clear difference in broadcast distance or clarity in the radios we tested.

Love does that; it puts you in a position that makes you no longer so careful about limits -- my stony limits that no longer hold love out.

Investing in What Works for Our Children Without careful consideration, limits on student data collection can make critical research illegal or practically impossible.

In seeking to demonstrate the effectiveness of interventions supporting self-care in mental health, future experimental studies should be careful to limit heterogeneity in the sample.

With Mr Obama, Chinese officials were careful to limit opportunities for embarrassment.

She is the star of many Italian films... we didn't want her to get distressed, so we were very careful to limit her appearances".

Such antics are undoubtedly exaggerated, yet the hagiography is careful to limit Kim Il-sung's proto-guerrilla struggle to plausible feats of childhood derring-do.

Although he responded to treatments, he has been careful to limit his exposure to others when his immune system is compromised.

But, he said, a Republican plan would be careful to limit access to federal subsidies to people with true existing conditions.

This means that Museum Mind can be controlled by careful rationing, limiting exposure to the most demanding and consuming forms of contemplation.

The former Johannesburg correspondent accepts that the analogy is provocative, but insists he is careful to limit it, adding: "Whereas in South Africa it was by design, here we appear to have blundered into it.