Sentence examples for example limits from inspiring English sources

The Sunday Telegraph's Stella, for example, limits itself to gifts under £50 in its first week.

The continued reliance on chemical rockets, for example, limits the weight that can be taken into space.

That framework need not be rocket science: for example, limits on hours worked; ensuring proper breaks; and setting aside time to discuss problems with a line manager.

The $500 energy tax credit, for example, limits the amount you can deduct for new windows to 10 percent of the value up to $200.

And if AIG struggles to refinance its debts, it is quite possible that the state will provide a formal guarantee.The Treasury has secured crowd-pleasing concessions; for example limits on executives' bonus payments.

To avoid this, some experts say, the American authorities face the challenge of finding compromises: reallocating economic resources, divvying up power between central and regional governments and perhaps introducing a less familiar version of democracy, one that, for example, limits participation by extremist politicians campaigning on ethnic or religious differences.

For example, limiting element carbon AND aerobic growth (in short: aerobic carbon-limited growth) form such a combinatorial effect.

Federal safety rules, for example, limit the weight workers may lift.

Some plans, for example, limit the quantities of drugs a patient may get each month.

They do not take into account the impact of government policy, for example limiting net migration, or changing economic circumstances.

Some banks, for example, limit seller's concessions or credits, often capping them at 6 percent, he said.