Sentence examples for continue to limit from inspiring English sources

Still, many reservations continue to limit alcohol sales and consumption to casinos.

But Amtrak also said it would continue to limit some Internet activities.

Employers are still cautious and weak demand will continue to limit new hiring.

The Republicans' continued control of the House of Representatives will also continue to limit Obama's scope for action.

Reason enough, say conservative thinkers, to continue to limit foreign investment in local companies to minority stakes.

To avoid exacerbating the credit crunch, the IMF says banks should continue to limit dividends and should also issue equity.

Plaintiffs' lawyers have said that lowering the markups further would continue to limit the discretion dealers would have to inflate loans.

The agency said Italy's fragile governing coalition and policy differences in Parliament would continue to limit the government's ability to respond decisively to economic headwinds.

Still, other executives said that the higher cost of air freight and environmental considerations continue to limit the expansion of that sector.

William Charnley, a partner at the law firm King & Spalding, said: "In the short term, Brexit would increase uncertainty and would continue to limit investor demand for risk assets and therefore continue to inhibit capital raising".

Yet some economists said they were unmoved by the spending increase and believed that high unemployment, mounting debt and meager growth in personal income would continue to limit consumer spending.