Sentence examples for continue to limited from inspiring English sources

"The Antarctic Peninsula is exceptional in being the warmest part of Antarctica and if we understand ice shelf collapse being a response to atmospheric warming then it will continue to limited to the Antarctic Peninsula for many decades.

If that protectionist attitude prevails, options will continue to be limited and prices will continue to be high.

It will continue to sell limited amounts of its bio-derived diesel as it focuses on higher-value products.

It added that the church would continue to provide limited television programming, although its nature has not yet been determined.

"We continue to see limited chance of any significant monetary easing or infrastructure stimulus from Beijing in the near term".

Some venture capitalists worry that if conditions continue to worsen, limited partners will lose hope and give up on venture investing.

During the renovation, the hotel will continue to provide limited service for the permanent residents of the 44-story tower, which has an octagonal three-story copper roof.

Private hospitals proliferated in the 1980s and '90s, though much of Cairo's urban poor continue to have limited access to public health care services.

So why would they not, therefore, take advantage of this to continue to use limited amounts of chemical materials in future attacks without triggering any reaction.

The grace period allows the student, employee or affiliate to continue to access limited services, including bMail, and varies in length depending upon the user's affiliation.

Such statewide clinical trials are "exactly what needs to happen," said Mr. Ulman, of the Livestrong Foundation, who expressed disappointment that rural Texans would continue to have limited access to cancer treatments because of CTNeT's failure.