Sentence examples for difficulty limits from inspiring English sources

An excessive devotion to difficulty "limits what games can do," Mr. Caballero told the games Web site Bit Creature recently.

For example, it has become apparent that uncovering indirect effects is extremely tricky, and this difficulty limits our ability to understand their role in real communities (Wootton 1992, 1994a, 1994b).

For his own research, Madden put GPS sensors on taxis to gather data, but cost and difficulty limited him to tagging tens of taxis, not thousands.

Though Protestants with a few exceptions had little difficulty limiting the number of sacraments and perpetuating a high regard for them, they were far apart in their understanding of what went on in sacramental acts.

Groundwater is exactly where many big plants are looking — and regulators may have more difficulty limiting the amount of water that can be withdrawn from wells, thanks to a Texas Supreme Court ruling on Friday.

Besides the reasons reported above, there is also a technical difficulty limiting the widespread use of probabilistic forecasts in volcanic hazard evaluations.

It was such a great year for Chicago music that I had difficulty limiting this list to under 50.

Although single port laparoscopic appendectomy or natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery (NOTES) has been applied for the treatment of acute appendicitis [ 1, 2], technical difficulty limited their acceptance in clinical practice.

According to the diagnostic criteria set forth in the DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders), this loss of control may be manifested by difficulty limiting the amount of drug consumption, excessive time and effort devoted to obtaining and using drug, abandonment of important alternative activities and continued drug use despite harmful consequences.

There's no difficulty limit.

These difficulties limit genetic approaches to many biological questions.