Sentence examples for ever limiting from inspiring English sources

She has regrets – chiefly with regards to Rookie: "I regret ever limiting Rookie or our readers or our definition of feminism to something closer to my own very specific experience".

In the spring, commercial fishermen from Maine to Long Island were subjected to the most stringent federal regulations ever, limiting the number of days they may fish, the gear they may use, the size of what they catch and where they may fish.

"It's just the perfect storm: You've got zero rates which are unheard of, squashing net interest margins like never before in history; the greatest regulation ever limiting fees, raising costs, demanding more capital; and then you've got a brewing economic disaster in Europe," said Trone.

It's not always the case, and shouldn't ever limit your songwriting – albums and songs should come first.

"You always come in with an idea of what you think you're going to spend, and if you ever limited it to that, it would be a miracle," she said.

Railway organizations are facing continuous increase in train frequency, running speed and axle load with ever limited financial resources.

We are all capable of being whoever we want, so don't ever limit yourself.

If Doc Rivers ever limits himself to one word answers, then we'll know there's no stopping Pop-a-mania.

Despite popular belief, no law has ever limited buildings to the height of the United States Capitol or the 555 feet Washington Monument, which remains the District's tallest structure.

Out of about 20 people I talked to not one could recall a situation where their speech was ever limited in Canada.

"Freedom of expression" -- oh sure, the world we have created is all about "freedom of expression!" There seems to be no goal more important today and we certainly don't want to ever limit any freedom of expression!