Sentence examples for deliberate limitations from inspiring English sources

Yet within its deliberate limitations it captures some of the crucial essence of The Bacchae, even for those who know nothing of Greek tragedy.

I like its chunky design (though it is perhaps a mite too thick), I like its round buttons and layout, I like its deliberate limitations.

There's very deliberate limitations on parties that are not attached to screenings but also encouraging members to go see the films in the theaters.

The emotional condition of all the people of this story is a deliberate limitation of memory.

Our founding document assigns the power to "declare war" exclusively to Congress, a decision James Madison's notes from the Constitutional Convention indicated was a deliberate limitation on the presidency.

"For disparate-treatment claims — and others for which discriminatory intent is required — that means the plaintiff must demonstrate deliberate discrimination within the limitations period," he wrote.

However, PAQs may misclassify an individual's physical activity level due to deliberate misreporting or cognitive limitations related to recall or comprehension [ 5, 6].

For future research, we recommend deliberating which of these limitations should be relaxed.

For future research, we recommend deliberating which of these limitations regarding the planning model's design specification should be incorporated.

All trials have a "signal-to-noise" ratio – this review emphasizes the need for careful and deliberate consideration of the potential limitations of every study, and provides basic tools to assist the practitioner in identifying common pitfalls of clinical trials.

Furthermore, the human landing catch method is labour-intensive, has budgetary and logistical constraints and is hampered by ethical limitations with the deliberate exposure of individuals to mosquito-borne pathogens.