Sentence examples for facing limits from inspiring English sources

Some customers facing limits on Internet use are looking for some other Internet service providers.

[C12.] Europe Cutting Carbon Dioxide Some 12,000 industrial plants across the European Union are facing limits on the amount of carbon dioxide they release, a first step in carrying out the requirements of the Kyoto Climate Protocol.

Mr. Taleb's new book addresses the latter-day ways in which "we humans, facing limits of knowledge, and things we do not observe, the unseen and the unknown, resolve the tension by squeezing life and the world into crisp commoditized ideas, reductive categories, specific vocabularies, and prepackaged narratives, which, on the occasion, has explosive consequences".

China and India have long maintained that most of the carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere were the responsibility of the rich world, and that poorer nations should have a chance to industrialize before facing limits on their own emissions.

The potent drought that has parched much of the East since last fall has communities from Maryland to Maine facing limits on new construction, higher water charges, restrictions on water use, and the prospect of many more dry months without relief.

The safety of students is our obligation and first priority". Smith then went on to say that although public access is facing limits, it is still open during off-hours.

Nationally, the rate of households facing limited or uncertain availability of food, what the federal government calls food insecurity, has been rising, reaching its highest point in four years.

With protein sources dwindling rapidly, and without the possibility to resupply by long-distance trading, Māori were facing limited food resources.

For schools facing limited budgets, the recent development in virtual tutoring and handheld computing technology could not have come at a better time.

One of the groups which is especially at risk of facing limited mobility options are low-income groups.

Accordingly, facing limited alternative therapeutic options, stent implantation into the tracheo-bronchial system may be inevitable and life-saving in otherwise intractable patients [4].