Sentence examples for drawn limited from inspiring English sources

The principles behind the amendment have drawn limited industry support as some corporations have concluded that regulation of carbon dioxide is inevitable, given that some foreign governments are continuing to ratify the Kyoto Protocol and state governments are passing legislation to control global warming.

Previous reviews of the diagnostic performances of physical tests of the hip in orthopedics have drawn limited conclusions because of the low to moderate quality of primary studies published in the literature.

But otherwise, the paper has drawn limited attention, perhaps because fortune cookies are not well known in Japan.

But opposition parties demanded that Prime Minister Jose Manuel Durao Barroso's conservative government review the plan, which has drawn limited support in Portuguese opinion polls.

Companies are indicating they prefer the certainty of federal standards to an uncertain patchwork of local regulations and, thus, the cap-and-trade concept has drawn limited support from some Fortune 500 companies, including Alcoa and DuPont.

In addition, the respondents varied from the population from which the sample was drawn, limiting the generalisability of the estimates.

Practitioner exit data, necessary to make reliable projections about practitioner population growth, were particularly difficult to locate and meant that we could only draw limited conclusions about 'regional' refractionist workforce development in sub-Sahara using data from seven countries.

New York Times columnist David Brooks might be a champion of such a party, where people would see government as capable of doing good, but within carefully drawn limits.

This time, the decision to draw limits does not appear to have been as deftly handled, given the chorus of complaints and last-minute maneuvering.

That being the case, a new debate needs to take place about where, and how, to draw limits on media concentration in this country.

But officials are at least beginning to draw limits — and that's critical if they are to ever remove a costly implicit state guarantee for the entire sector.