Sentence examples for consequence of limiting from inspiring English sources

Limiting the amounts of money available to compensate those advisers could have the unintended consequence of limiting the advice available to investors, he said.

GE is telling the White House that if the Environmental Protection Agency sets too stringent greenhouse gas regulations for existing power plants, it could have the unintended consequence of limiting the amount of renewable energy the grid can handle.

"New Dodd-Frank regulations that supposedly targeted Wall Street have the unintended consequence of limiting the options of farmers and manufacturers," said Representative Randy Hultgren, Republican of Illinois, who introduced the legislation.

Those who support the slippery slope argument claim that the consequence of limiting speech is the inevitable slide into censorship and tyranny.

The administration said the GOP-backed bills "would have the same consequence of limiting women's health care choices".

And there are, without question, features of Harvard's policies ― most notably the preference for alumni children and athletes ― that have the consequence of limiting the number of Asians-Americans.

One conceivable consequence of limited iron due to ocean acidification could be a decline in phytoplankton populations, resulting in reduced fish harvests for human consumption, according to Morel, a professor of geosciences.

The founders of our republic knew that freedom and convenience did not go hand in hand, and they knew the consequences of limiting the right of assembly.

And this depends not on blood pressure alone, but on all the metabolic consequences of limiting dietary sodium — which include greater resistance to insulin, increased sympathetic nerve activity and activation of the kidney-based renin-angiotensin system.

It explores the baleful political consequences of limiting the control of nuclear weapons to a select few, and the authority to launch them to even fewer — in the case of the United States, to the president alone in what amounts to his monarchical power.

Among them are the bombing of the Gwar oil fields in Saudi Arabia (decreasing Saudi oil production by 35%) and a miscalculation on the part of both American and European refiners of the consequences of limiting supplies and reducing raw product inventories.