Sentence examples for definite limitations from inspiring English sources

And with definite limitations.

There are to be no definite limitations of cost, materials, or style.

Still, she says, "I would never say to a blind person, 'Run out and get yourself a guide horse,' because there are definite limitations".

Although much more desirable than chemical weed control from the standpoint of longtime ecological effects, biological weed control has definite limitations.

"She just had quadruplets!" There were definite limitations to the power of the company's botnet.

Although our formal sample size is small, with definite limitations, interviews were strategically utilized to counterbalance the large number of informal discussions (n = 80+) with local community members (men and women), along with participant observation and immersion in Emae village life.

A definite limitation of this study was the lack of a pharmacologic pretreatment component.

This concept was recognised over 30 years ago and although the Authors mention it in discussion as a potential limitation I think this is a definite limitation.

A definite limitation of our study is the exposure categorization which was based on environmental contamination data (TCDD soil measurements) and the official residence of the subjects at the time of the accident.

After all, surfing is governed by definite geographic limitations: only those people who live near the beach can actually do it.

Fundamental to Muslim education though the circle schools, the maktabs, and the palace schools were, they embodied definite educational limitations.