Sentence examples for deliver limited from inspiring English sources

"Public libraries across the country are doing fantastic work, and these cuts are a false economy – they may or may not deliver limited short-term savings but in reality they do lasting damage to local people, communities and businesses.

Conventional techniques, i.e. micro-seismic mapping and pressure transient analysis, however, only deliver limited information.

Thus defining affirmative action within food security programs may be necessary as the current practice of designing food security programs around the poverty line is shown to deliver limited results.

Under the direction of McCaw executives, ICO has already begun revamping its ground stations to deliver limited Internet and data services over its planned 12-satellite network, in addition to voice traffic.

"Continued, though modest, strength in services and some limited recovery in manufacturing is a combination likely to deliver limited job, income and gross domestic product growth over the next few months, barring any sudden economic shock," he added.

To date, KIBs remains its infancy and the investigation of anode materials mainly focused on carbon-based materials, which deliver limited reversible capacity.

The billboards weren't delivering limited information to a popular few, she told me.

It also criticises the Government for placing too much emphasis on industry involvement in developing food and nutrition policy in the UK through the use of public-private partnerships, as it said it has led to a "disproportionate focus on personal responsibility and voluntary action by industry, which has delivered limited or negligible public health gains".

Despite the clear imperative for research in this area, the extant literature is partial and delivers limited coherence.

While early internet chemistry databases delivered limited data for hundreds to thousands of chemical structures, advances in modern Internet technologies had enabled an explosion of freely available online chemistry data over the past decade.

This has the potential to conflate expectations about what either approach can deliver, limits understanding of the relationship between them and fails to identify wider influences on the practice of each.