Sentence examples for competitive limits from inspiring English sources

"We'd like to have had them come, but there are competitive limits," Mr. McCormac said.

I need the fear.' Normal competitive limits are not enough for Kahn.

The DRIFT-II detector is a negative ion time projection chamber (NITPC) with the ability to measure nuclear recoils for the purpose of detecting dark matter, reconstruct three dimensional tracks of nuclear recoils, and has the potential to set competitive limits.

Although research charities offer opportunities such as student vacationships, which may involve an element of training, these are competitive, limited in number and available only during vacation periods, which may be unfavourable.

Does he want to make France more competitive, or limit competition?

Acceptance into the SEAS Advanced Graduate Leadership Program is competitive -- currently limited to six to eight fellows annually, distributed across all four tracks.

British financial regulation since the crisis has sought a balance between keeping its biggest export industry competitive and limiting the risks to taxpayers.

The new sensors achieve a figure of merit (FOM) up to 35 RIU−1 and a competitive bulk limit of detection (LOD) of 6.3×10−6 RIU.

Dynamic models of food webs represent one promising framework because of their flexibility in linking consumer-resource interactions, competitive interactions, limiting nutrients, disturbance intensity and environmental stress.

(It has, after all, recently been spanked in Europe for anti-competitive contractual limits imposed on Android OEMs to limit their ability to use alternatives to Google products, including search. So you could say Google has history where search is concerned).

Over the course of two hours, the members of the committee and witnesses who opposed the conflict minerals law made textbook arguments for deregulation, starting with the claim that Section 1502 placed too great of a burden on U.S. corporations, making them less competitive and limiting their ability to create jobs.