Sentence examples for course limitations from inspiring English sources

Oops, Wrong Candidate There are of course, limitations and risks in the ground war.

"Those Azeris sure are idiots!" There are, of course, limitations on the practice.

There are of course limitations here, and plenty is uncertain or unknown, but this is neither impossible to work out nor a work of fiction, but solid researched based on a wealth of data and careful analysis.

There are of course limitations and risks to the use of biological augments in fracture fixation.

There are, of course, limitations to the conclusions we may draw from these data.

There are, of course, limitations to the analysis.

Of course, limitation is the root of creativity – making the best of a bad budget is one of Doctor Who's great hallmarks, and by deliberately choosing to do the cheap one, Moffat is allowed to take his favourite subject, fear – the thing in the corner of your eye and the monster under the bed – and push it to the ultimate conclusion.

They define the ultimate limits of what appears on those platforms (both, of course, with limitations; though Apple faces fewer of those than Google), and they, as a result, ultimately own the audience.

Results of the present study are new, in the way that (i) evidence was provided by longitudinal analyses with the course of limitations in activities as outcome measure; and (ii) lower vitality was found to be related to the course of limitations in activities, after controlling for established somatic and cognitive risk factors.

There are, of course, some limitations to be aware of.

And of course the limitations of a soft keyboard remain.