Elsewhere, he noted, "Society offered us narrowly circumscribed opportunity and no security.
As one Alpha founder noted about the fraternity's origins, "Society offered us narrowly circumscribed opportunity and no security.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
While our analysis is circumscribed by our limited information about US covert drone operations, what we know suggests there are potential short- and long-term impacts that policymakers have not considered, and which negatively impact civilians.
True, for now, the US role seems limited and circumscribed.
As children, many of us had dreams and aspirations circumscribed by poverty, wartime restrictions, then 50's myths of togetherness.
Your newspaper's critique of US government institutions is tightly circumscribed: the cronyism of the Bush administration, a lack of co-ordination between state and federal government, and unexplained errors in public spending priorities.
Abdominal ultrasound (US) and MRI revealed a round and circumscribed hypoechoic lesion (2.1 × 1.8 × 1.9 cm) with sharp but uneven borders in the pancreatic body without evidence of metastases.
To be a White House adviser, as the late Mr. Schlesinger reminds us, is to occupy a peculiarly circumscribed world.
The star in question, however, when some billions of years had passed since its birth, and its companions began to rarefy, was not satisfied with its destiny and became restless — to such a point that its restlessness became visible even to those of us who are "very" distant and circumscribed by a "very" brief life.
